GitHub command palette for macOS

GitFinder

Search repos, issues, pull requests, and CI from a tiny keyboard-first palette. Press Command-G, type what you need, and jump straight to GitHub.

Quick docs

Install, sign in, search.

Download the macOS DMG, open it, and move GitFinder into Applications.

open GitFinder-0.1.0-arm64.dmg

Use the menu bar item to sign in once with GitHub OAuth device flow.

GitFinder -> Sign In with GitHub

Press Command-G, type a repo, issue, pull request, CI run, or slash command, then press Enter.

Command-G
/help
/issues
/ci owner/repo

Usage

Search issues and pull requests across accessible repos.

Open GitHub pages directly from the palette.

Use slash commands for help, issues, CI, and repo views.

Keep the app in the menu bar and summon it with Command-G.

FAQ

What is GitFinder?+

GitFinder is a small macOS command palette for GitHub. It helps you jump to repos, issues, pull requests, and CI runs without opening GitHub first.

Who is it for?+

Developers who live in GitHub and want a fast, keyboard-first way to get to the right page from anywhere on their Mac.

Does it use my GitHub account?+

Yes. GitFinder signs in with GitHub OAuth device flow so it can search the repos and organization resources your account can access.

What does the AI search need?+

AI features use your local provider keys when configured. Core GitHub navigation works without an AI key.

Is there a Windows or Linux build?+

Not yet. The current download is a macOS DMG for Apple silicon.