azdo

A Terminal User Interface (TUI) for Azure DevOps - manage pull requests, work items, and pipelines directly from your terminal.

Features

Multi-Tab Interface

• Pull Requests (Tab 1): View and track pull requests
• Work Items (Tab 2): Browse and manage work items
• Pipelines (Tab 3): Monitor and drill into pipeline runs
• Switch between tabs using 1, 2, 3 keys or ←/→ arrow keys

Pull Requests

• List view of pull requests with status indicators
• Filter to show only your created PRs (m key) or PRs where you're a reviewer (A key)
• Detailed view showing PR information and metadata
• Vote on PRs directly from the detail view (approve, reject, suggestions, wait, reset)
• Code review: Diff viewer with file-by-file navigation
• Inline commenting, thread replies, and thread resolution
• General (non-file-specific) comments

Work Items

• List view of work items with status and type information
• Detailed view showing work item details
• Change work item state directly from the detail view (dynamically fetches available states)
• Filter to show only your assigned items
• Filter by tag (T key)
• Filter by state (s key)

Pipeline Dashboard

• View recent pipeline runs in a sortable table
• Color-coded status indicators (✓ Success, ✗ Failed, ● Running, ○ Queued)
• Filter by status (S key)
• Live auto-refresh with configurable polling interval
• Connection status indicator in footer
• Hierarchical detail view with stages, jobs, and tasks
• Duration tracking for each step
• Full log viewer with scrollable viewport

User Experience

• Setup wizard on first run guides you through configuration
• Help modal with all keyboard shortcuts (press ?)
• Secure PAT storage using system keyring
• Context-aware keybinding hints
• Graceful error handling with automatic retry
• Eight built-in themes with true color support
• Theme switcher modal (press t) to change themes on the fly
• Multi-project support with display name customization

Demo Mode

Want to try azdo without an Azure DevOps account? Run the demo — no configuration, no PAT, no setup required:

azdo demo

This launches the full TUI with realistic mock data (two fictional projects, pull requests with diffs, work items, pipeline runs with logs). All features work — you can navigate, view details, switch themes, and explore the UI. Perfect for evaluating the tool or taking screenshots.

See more screenshots in the screenshots folder.

CLI Usage

# Start the TUI
azdo

# Try it out with mock data (no setup needed)
azdo demo

# Set or update your Personal Access Token
azdo auth

# Show version
azdo --version

# Show help
azdo --help

Installation

Quick Install (Recommended)

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elpulgo/azdo/main/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elpulgo/azdo/main/install.ps1 | iex

The install scripts will automatically:

• Detect your OS and architecture
• Download the latest release from GitHub
• Install the binary to the appropriate location
• Create a config file with placeholder values
• Verify the download checksum

Install options:

# Install a specific version
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elpulgo/azdo/main/install.sh | sh -s -- --version v0.1.0

# Install to a custom directory
./install.sh --install-dir ~/bin

Manual Download

Download the latest release for your platform from the Releases page.

Platform	Architecture	File
Linux	x86_64	azdo_*_Linux_x86_64.tar.gz
Linux	ARM64	azdo_*_Linux_arm64.tar.gz
macOS	x86_64	azdo_*_Darwin_x86_64.tar.gz
macOS	ARM64 (M1+)	azdo_*_Darwin_arm64.tar.gz
Windows	x86_64	azdo_*_Windows_x86_64.zip
Windows	ARM64	azdo_*_Windows_arm64.zip

Extract the archive and move the binary to a directory in your PATH.

From Source

git clone https://github.com/Elpulgo/azdo.git
cd azdo
go build -o azdo-tui ./cmd/azdo-tui

Using Go Install

go install github.com/Elpulgo/azdo/cmd/azdo-tui@latest

Configuration

1. Create Configuration File

When running azdo for the first time, a wizard setup will help you setup this. Otherwise follow these instructions.

Create a configuration file at the following location:

• Linux/macOS: ~/.config/azdo-tui/config.yaml
• Windows: C:\Users\<username>\.config\azdo-tui\config.yaml

# Azure DevOps organization name (required)
organization: your-org-name

# Azure DevOps project name(s) (required)
# Simple format:
projects:
  - your-project-name

# With display names (friendly name shown in UI):
#   projects:
#     - name: ugly-api-project-name
#       display_name: My Project
#     - name: ugly-api-project-name-2
#       display_name: My Project 2

# Polling interval in seconds (optional, default: 60)
polling_interval: 60

# Theme (optional, default: dark)
# Available themes: dark, gruvbox, nord, dracula, catppuccin, github, retro, monokai
theme: dark

# Disable specific panes (optional, comma-separated)
# Valid values: pipelines, workitems
# disabled_panes: pipelines,workitems

Configuration Options:

• organization: Your Azure DevOps organization name (required)
• projects: List of Azure DevOps project names (required). Each entry can be a plain string or an object with name and display_name fields. The display_name is shown in the TUI while the name is used for API calls.
• polling_interval: How often to refresh data in seconds (optional, default: 60)
• theme: Color theme for the UI (optional, default: dark)
• disabled_panes: Comma-separated list of panes to hide (optional). Valid values: pipelines, workitems. When a pane is disabled, its tab, keyboard shortcuts, and all related UI are removed. Pull Requests cannot be disabled.

Available Themes:

• dark - Dark theme with blue and cyan accents
• gruvbox - Retro groove color scheme
• nord - Arctic, north-bluish color palette
• dracula - Default dark theme with purple and pink accents
• catppuccin - Soothing pastel theme (Mocha variant)
• github - GitHub Dark theme
• retro - Matrix-inspired green phosphor on black
• monokai - Classic Monokai color scheme

Custom Themes

You can create your own custom themes by placing JSON theme files in the themes directory:

• Linux/macOS: ~/.config/azdo-tui/themes/
• Windows: C:\Users\<username>\.config\azdo-tui\themes\

Creating a Custom Theme:

1. Create the themes directory if it doesn't exist:

   mkdir -p ~/.config/azdo-tui/themes

2. Create a JSON theme file (e.g., mytheme.json):

   {
     "name": "mytheme",
     "primary": "#0088ff",
     "secondary": "#00aaff",
     "accent": "#ff8800",
     "success": "#00ff88",
     "warning": "#ffaa00",
     "error": "#ff4444",
     "info": "#00ccff",
     "background": "#1a1b26",
     "background_alt": "#24283b",
     "background_select": "#343b58",
     "foreground": "#c0caf5",
     "foreground_muted": "#787c99",
     "foreground_bold": "#ffffff",
     "select_foreground": "#ffffff",
     "select_background": "#0088ff",
     "border": "#3b4261",
     "link": "#7aa2f7",
     "spinner": "#bb9af7",
     "tab_active_foreground": "#ffffff",
     "tab_active_background": "#0088ff",
     "tab_inactive_foreground": "#787c99"
   }

3. Set the theme in your config.yaml:

   theme: mytheme

4. Restart the application to use your custom theme.

See example-theme.json in the repository for a complete template with all available color properties. Colors can be specified as:

• Hex values: #ff0000 or #f00
• ANSI 256 colors: "1", "33", "196"

2. Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT)

On first run, the application will prompt you to enter your Azure DevOps PAT. The token is securely stored in your system's credential manager:

• Windows: Windows Credential Manager
• macOS: Keychain
• Linux: Secret Service (gnome-keyring, KWallet, etc.)

You can also set the AZDO_PAT environment variable as a fallback if your system doesn't support a keyring. To update your PAT at any time, run azdo auth.

Required PAT Scopes:

Scope	Access	Used For
Build	Read	Pipeline runs, build timelines, and logs
Code	Read & Write	List PRs, view threads/iterations/diffs, vote on PRs, add comments, and update thread status
Work Items	Read & Write	Query and view work items, fetch available states, and change work item state

To create a PAT:

1. Go to Azure DevOps → User Settings → Personal Access Tokens
2. Click "New Token"
3. Select the required scopes
4. Copy the generated token

Keyboard Shortcuts

Global

Key	Action
1, 2, 3	Switch to PR/Work Items/Pipelines tab
←/→	Previous / next tab
r	Refresh data
↑/↓ or j/k	Navigate up/down
pgup/pgdn	Page up/down
enter	View details / expand
f	Search / filter
m	Toggle my items (PRs / work items)
A	Toggle as reviewer (PRs)
T	Filter by tag (work items)
s	Filter by state (work items)
S	Filter by status (pipelines)
esc	Go back / dismiss search
?	Toggle help modal
t	Select theme
q or Ctrl+C	Quit

PR Detail View

Key	Action
v	Vote on pull request
enter	View diff for selected file

PR Diff / Code Review View

Key	Action
c	Create comment (on selected line or general)
p	Reply to nearest thread
x	Resolve nearest thread
n	Jump to next comment
N	Jump to previous comment
r	Refresh changed files

Work Item Detail View

Key	Action
w	Change work item state

Log Viewer

Key	Action
g	Jump to top
G	Jump to bottom

Technology Stack

• Go 1.23+
• Bubble Tea - Terminal UI framework
• Bubbles - TUI components (table, viewport)
• Lipgloss - Styling and layout
• Viper - Configuration management
• go-keyring - Secure credential storage

Development

Running Tests

go test ./...

Running with Coverage

go test -cover ./...

Building

go build -o azdo ./cmd/azdo-tui

Releases

See RELEASES.md for release process and GoReleaser usage.

FAQ

See FAQ.md for common questions and troubleshooting.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.