Git Manager
Issues, pull requests, Actions, and checks in a dedicated Git window.
Git Manager is a separate window for local Git and GitHub work: source control, the graph, pull requests, Actions, and checks. Use it when you want PRs and CI next to the repo without leaving Shape.
Day-to-day stage and commit still live in the Source Control sidebar.
Open Git Manager
- Window → Git Manager
- Shape logo in the Source Control or Git Graph sidebar header
The window remembers the last section you had open.
Local
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Source Control | Stage, commit, pull, and push |
| Git Graph | Commit history as a lane diagram |
| Branches | Local and remote branches |
| Tags | Local tags |
These match the sidebar views, with more room for lists and diffs.
GitHub
Sign in with GitHub to load remote data for the open repository.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Issues | Open and closed issues, conversation, and details |
| Pull requests | PR list, conversation threads, commits, files, and checks |
| Releases | Published releases and notes |
On a pull request or issue you can:
- Read the conversation (authors, associations, review comments)
- Switch tabs for commits, files, and check runs
- Summarize with AI (needs a Shape account)
- Open on GitHub in your system browser
Actions, checks, and deploy
| Group | What you see |
|---|---|
| Actions | Workflow runs, definitions, jobs, steps, live status, logs, artifacts |
| Checks | Check runs, suites, and commit statuses |
| Deploy | Deployments and deployment statuses |
Use these when you need CI status without opening github.com.