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Automatically hides deployment noise from GitHub pull request timelines GitHub pull request timelines get buried under deployment status updates, bot comments, and noise from CI tools — making it hard to follow the actual code review conversation. GitHub PR Cleaner automatically hides deployment-related timeline items and gives you control over which users to silence. Focus on what matters: the code review. What it does: • Automatically detects and hides deployment timeline items • Lets you silence specific users — hide all their comments, reviews, and inline feedback • Choose per-PR muting or global muting across all PRs • Floating chip on the page shows what was cleaned up (click for full breakdown) • Works seamlessly with GitHub's single-page navigation • Toggle everything on/off from the extension popup Perfect for teams with busy CI/CD pipelines, multiple deploy bots, or noisy automated reviewers cluttering up pull request conversations. Open source: https://github.com/thereis/github-pr-cleaner
May 2, 2026
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