Release · October 27, 2026
BorgDock 4.7.0
Seven new features, two improvements and one fix in this release.
New
Workstreams
Some goals take more than one work item, a couple of agent threads and a handful of pull requests. A workstream keeps them together under one goal, with the outcomes that goal needs and a next action you set yourself. BorgDock checks each outcome against the real records: when the pull request merges or the item reaches Done, the outcome turns green, and if the item is reopened later you hear about it. Find it in the new Workstreams section, right after Dispatch.
New
See how the pieces fit
The map shows which pull request blocks which outcome, which one replaced an earlier attempt, and the decisions still open between two approaches. Record the decision with its reason, and the option you didn't take stays visible, greyed out, so nobody picks it up again by accident.
New
Let an agent review the workstream
Review with agent sends everything the workstream links to a T3 thread. The agent reads the items, pull requests and conversations and comes back with proposals: a missing pull request, a duplicate to drop, the next action. You accept or reject each one, and nothing changes without you. Work next action starts a thread on the next action itself.
New
Workstreams on every machine
Point Settings → Workstreams at a folder that OneDrive, Dropbox or iCloud syncs, and your laptop and desktop share the same workstreams. When both changed the same thing, BorgDock shows both versions and lets you pick, instead of overwriting one.
New
Know when a failing check isn't just yours
When a check fails, the Checks tab now shows whether the same failure is also breaking other pull requests or the default branch. Each match comes with how sure BorgDock is, the likely cause (a flaky test, the CI runners, a break on the base branch) and who is already working on it. Claim it, investigate it, or open every affected pull request in one click.
New
No more fixing the same failure twice
Fix with Claude and Open in T3 now check first. If someone already owns that failure, BorgDock offers to open their thread or send them a note before you start a second fix.
New
Investigate once, rerun everywhere
Investigate hands an agent the failure, the evidence from every affected pull request and what is still unknown. Once the fix is in, Rerun affected reruns the failed checks on every pull request that hit it, and tells you which ones need to update their branch first.
Improved
Workstreams wherever you look
Pull requests and Dispatch rows show which workstream they belong to, and the details of a pull request or work item have Add to workstream. The Focus tab shows the workstreams that need you.
Improved
Shared failures in Focus and your pull request list
Failing pull requests that share their failure carry a small tag, and Focus lists the shared failures nobody owns yet. Collection, limits and notifications live in Settings → GitHub.
Also in this release
- A work item deleted between two reads no longer stops the rest of your work items from loading.
Keep it one hotkey away.
Version 4.9.4, released October 29, 2026. Install it once and it keeps itself up to date.