GitHub Issues

Browse open and recently closed issues for the GitHub repos in your workspace — labels, assignees, and drill-in details — without leaving Silo.

What you get

• Side panel listing issues for every unique GitHub remote in the active workspace (worktrees of the same repo collapse into one list)
• Filters: Assigned to me (default), Created by me, All open, Recently closed
• Click a row for description, labels, assignees, milestone, and comment activity
• Close (with a reason — completed or not planned) or Reopen from the detail view
• Colored label chips, matching each label's GitHub color
• Copy issue URL, issue number, or a ready-to-paste agent prompt (#N: Title + description + URL) — hand a task straight to a coding agent
• Polls active and background workspaces automatically (no settings page yet — intervals aren't configurable)

Requirements

Install the gh CLI and run gh auth login.

Installing

From a GitHub Release

1. Go to Releases.
2. Right-click the .tgz asset → Copy link address.
3. In Silo: Settings → Extensions, paste the URL and click Install.

From source

git clone https://github.com/silo-code/silo-extensions
cd silo-extensions/github-issues
npm install
npm run build

Then in Silo: Settings → Extensions → Install from folder, point at this directory.

Usage

Open the ISSUES panel on the right. The default filter is Assigned to me. Switch filters from the header menu; Recently closed fetches on demand.

Click a row for details. Use Close or Reopen on the detail header to update status (Close asks whether to mark the issue completed or not planned; both are confirmed before they run). Use the overflow menu to copy the issue URL, number, or a formatted prompt for an agent.

If monitoring was turned off for a workspace, use Enable in the panel gate to turn it back on.

Permissions

Declared in package.json under silo.permissions:

• process — run gh / git to resolve remotes, list issues, and check authentication

Building

npm install
npm run build        # one-shot
npm run build:watch  # watch mode