A better way to manage pull requests

New ways to filter pull requests

Swarmia continues to build tools that surface the otherwise invisible work in software teams and help you get a clear picture of your pull requests inbox. Now we’re adding new essential filters providing an at-a-glance overview of all pull requests in both personal and team context:

  • Unlinked. Pull requests that are not linked to an issue.
  • Participating. Pull requests where you are a reviewer, author, or commenter.
  • From other teams. Pull requests created by other teams, and assigned to your team to review.
  • 24h stale and over 7 days old. Best kept empty.

Soon, bot-created pull requests are getting a new home too. Contact us for more details.

Other improvements

  • Fixed an issue where some mentions wouldn’t be delivered via Slack. Another great reason to enable our personal reminders.
  • Fixed an issue where some stale pull requests would show up twice in pull request overview.
  • Improved error handling across the application.
  • Improved organization onboarding.

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More changelog updates
Nov 9, 2026

Track your Linear cycles in Swarmia

Swarmia now supports Linear cycles. Until now, the sprints view only worked with Jira sprints. Teams that plan their work in now Linear get the same visibility into how each cycle plays out. With Linear cycles in Swarmia, you can: - Track scope increases and carryover to see how much work was added…
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Oct 30, 2026

Do more with GitLab in Swarmia

Swarmia’s GitLab integration is now generally available, with support for both GitLab Cloud and GitLab Server. If your teams use both GitHub and GitLab, you’ll see work from both platforms in the same views. With GitLab connected, you can: - Understand delivery and AI impact. Track cycle time,…
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