Chili's Filter for GitHub Source on GitHub

Before: 17 files changed After: 7 worth reading

A Chrome extension that hides generated code, lock files and snapshots in GitHub pull requests. You review only the code people wrote.

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These are the changed files from temporalio/temporal #12206. Turn the shortcuts on and off and watch the list change.

0 of 17 files hidden

    Right next to GitHub's filter

    A Filter button appears next to GitHub's own "Filter files" box. One click hides generated code, lock files and snapshots from the diff and the file tree.

    A GitHub pull request with the filter menu open: No noise and No tests are on, and 10 of 17 files are hidden

    See the count before you click

    Each shortcut shows how many files it will hide in this pull request. No guessing, no surprises.

    Close-up of the filter menu: No noise is on and hides 4 files, No tests would hide 6

    Works with your languages

    Go, C# and Flutter work out of the box. Add any other language with your own patterns, or let your AI assistant write them for you.

    The settings page with Go, C# and Flutter tabs and the pattern editor

    Let your AI write the patterns

    Not sure what to hide in your repository? The settings page writes a prompt for you. It tells your AI assistant what is safe to hide, and what is not: source code, tests, migrations and API contracts stay visible.

    1. Copy the prompt. Open Settings and click Copy AI prompt on your language.
    2. Paste it into your AI assistant. Use one that can see your repository, like Claude Code or Cursor.
    3. Paste the reply into a shortcut. The assistant checks your files and recent pull requests, then gives you patterns and says how many files each one matches.

    Your code stays yours

    It runs only on github.com and reads only file names. It sends nothing anywhere: no account, no analytics, no network requests.

    Review the code that matters

    Add to Chrome

    Free and open source. Install it in one click from the Chrome Web Store.