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Repository Detail

When you click into a repository, the dashboard shows a tabbed interface for exploring that repo’s data. The URL pattern is /:owner/:repo. Navigating repository detail tabs The repo header displays:
  • Owner and repo name with the owner’s avatar
  • Visibility badge (Public or Private)
  • Tab navigation with count badges

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Tabs

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Overview

A two-column layout showing the most important information at a glance. Sidebar (left, hidden on mobile):
  • Repository description and topics
  • “Open on GitHub” link
  • Metadata: language, license, default branch, last push date, repo size, homepage
  • Checkpoint activity chart (weekly line chart)
  • Contributor avatars
Main content (right):
  • Recent Checkpoints — The latest 10 checkpoints as cards showing branch, commit hash, timestamp, agent name, and AI authorship percentage
  • Open Pull Requests — Currently open PRs with author, labels, and comment count

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Checkpoints

A list of all partio checkpoints for this repository. Each checkpoint card shows:
  • Checkpoint ID (full hash)
  • Branch name badge
  • Relative creation time
  • Commit hash (first 8 characters)
  • Commit message (first line) or plan title
  • Warning icon if the associated commit no longer exists (e.g., after a rebase or squash)
Click any checkpoint to open the Checkpoint Detail page.

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Commits

Browse the Git commit history for any branch:
  • Branch selector dropdown at the top (defaults to the repo’s default branch)
  • Each commit shows the short SHA, message, author avatar and name, and relative date
  • Commits linked to a checkpoint display a link indicator
Click a commit to see its full diff, changed files, and stats.

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PRs

View pull requests with state filtering:
  • Filter by Open, Closed, or All
  • Each PR shows the number, title, author, state badge (open/closed/draft/merged), labels, dates, and comment count
Click a PR to see its full description, changed files, and related checkpoints.

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Code

A file browser for the repository’s source code:
  • Directory view — Table with file/folder names and sizes, with folder and file icons. Click to navigate deeper.
  • File view — Syntax-highlighted code display with language auto-detection, copy button, and “See on GitHub” link.
  • Breadcrumb navigation — Path hierarchy with clickable segments to navigate up.