GitGlow 2.0 guide

Read Workspace Pulse

See repository health and recent work across local Git and connected GitHub context.

Reviewed for 2.0Updated September 13, 2026
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What this helps you do

See repository health and recent work across local Git and connected GitHub context.

Find it in GitGlow

Choose Workspace Pulse in the sidebar.

Before you start

Free shows the active repository; Pro enables broader concurrent observation and workspaces.

Steps

  1. Select repository, source, status, and time filters.
  2. Inspect summary counts and repository rows.
  3. Open a row’s Changes, conflict, checks, or agent context action.

Expected result

The destination opens with the selected repository identity and relevant context.

Controls

Recovery

If the workflow cannot continue

Empty results may reflect filters, an unregistered path, or a disconnected source. Clear filters and inspect Repositories.