Every task has an owner, and GitHub keeps the record.

ProPR assigns work through the issue or pull request behind it. Assign someone in ProPR and GitHub shows it. Assign them on GitHub and the Tasks screen shows it.

Gather context

Execute

Refine the PR

Your queue in one click

The Tasks screen shows each task's assignees and filters by Assigned to me, Unassigned or any set of people.

Change it where you work

The task page shows the live assignment from GitHub. Assign picks from the repository's assignable users and writes the change to GitHub.

Who started what

Goals, plans, automations and to-dos show their creator's avatar and @login, so a shared list answers "whose is this?" at a glance.

Tasks with an Assignees column: each pull request shows the people GitHub has assigned, and the assignee filter narrows the list to me, to nobody, or to any teammates — Assignees on every row, and a filter for your own work.

Finished pull requests land in a person's queue.

Two repository options, both off until you turn them on.

Automatic assignment

ProPR assigns each pull request as soon as the work on it completes, to the repository's default assignee or the author of the source issue, and requests their GitHub review if you want.

The assignment gate

An assigned pull request takes follow-ups and slash commands only from its assignees. Unassigned pull requests take them from anyone allowed to trigger ProPR.

The CLI and MCP filter tasks by assignee too. The assignment guide lists every setting.