GitHub Stacked PRs repo shows how to split one big review into layered changes
DanWahlin · x · 2026-08-04
Dan Wahlin published a hands-on repository for learning GitHub Stacked PRs and the gh stack CLI.
- The repo includes a live three-PR example, a walkthrough of the CLI flow, and an agentic coding workshop.
- It also comes with a slide deck, facilitator guide, cheat sheet, troubleshooting guide, and glossary for team training.
- The pitch is practical: stacked PRs make large changes easier to review, let dependent work move forward, and keep each review focused on one layer at a time.
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