New
• Pull requests by project: group every list by project, author, status or age, pin the projects you care about, and jump between them. Set the defaults in Settings → Pull requests.
• My work: your own pull requests sorted by what each needs next (failing checks, requested changes, comments to answer, conflicts, missing reviewers), what's ready to merge, and who you're waiting on. Branches you pushed without a pull request are one click from opening one.
• Whole file in Files changed: see the entire file with the changes in place and your comments kept. Turn line wrapping off to keep code's shape.
• Previews: MuleSoft flows as diagrams, RAML and OpenAPI overviews with cURL examples, Postman collections with a cURL tab, GitHub Actions workflows, YAML/JSON outlines and CSV tables.

Better
• AI review checks every point against the actual lines, drops guesses and duplicates, and names a concrete failure for anything blocking. Summaries read as a clear headline plus what the pull request does.
• Jira stories keep their formatting: tables, lists, code, links and panels.
• Pull requests refresh themselves when someone pushes or comments, and point out what another reviewer already raised.
• Team review requests show their members, including you.
• Switching between GitHub accounts starts each one clean; drafts and viewed files stay with their account.
• Markdown editing with a formatting bar, an outline that follows your reading, Xcode colours and SF Mono throughout.