git-markdown

git-markdown is a small CLI that turns a GitHub pull request into a single Markdown file. The goal is simple: make a PR easy to review locally, or feed into your own scripts and local AI tools, without losing the conversation that happened on GitHub. The code lives at github.com/ethos-link/git-markdown.

What it does

When you export a PR, you get one readable file that includes the PR metadata, the full description, review comments grouped by file and line number, general discussion comments, and review summaries. Threads marked [resolved] or [done] are hidden by default, but you can include them when needed.

Why it helps

PR review usually lives inside a browser tab. That is fine until you want to work offline, copy everything into a local workflow, or share the full context without asking someone to open GitHub. git-markdown keeps all of the review context in one place, so the review itself stays clear even when the toolchain changes.

How it works in practice

You install the gem, run a single command, and get a Markdown file you can read, annotate, or pass into another tool. You can export from the current repository or point to any repo and PR number.

gem install git-markdown
git-markdown pr 123

About Ethos Link and Reviato

git-markdown is built by the team at Ethos Link. We build practical software for growing businesses and keep things focused: plain-language insights, fast onboarding, and real human support so teams can get clear insights, take action, and move on.

We also build Reviato, "More stars. Less hassle." Reviato helps restaurants, hotels, clinics, vets and other local businesses collect and analyse customer reviews, highlights recurring themes, and turns feedback into actionable next steps.