Pull requests

• Request reviewers by email. origin pr edit --add-reviewer takes one or more emails, fails if an email doesn't match exactly one reviewer candidate, and prints who was requested.
• Links to new comments. origin pr comment prints the new comment's id and a URL that opens it.
• More gh-compatible JSON. origin pr view and origin pr list accept --json headRefOid. Change output shows actions taken through an app or bot as "Name via app", and JSON output includes a performedVia field.
• Gate checks no longer count as CI. origin pr checks ignores Gate review checks when it sets its pending, failed, or no-checks exit code. origin pr view shows "unknown" instead of "no" for CI and approvals when the target's rules can't be read.
• origin pr stack is removed, and so is --branch for picking a pull request. Name a branch as the positional target instead. origin pr checkout --branch is unchanged.

Reliability

• Safer branch names. origin pr create --push and origin pr checkout use fully qualified refs, so branch names that clash with tags work, and invalid names fail with '<name>' is not a valid branch name. origin pr create --push also pushes branches whose names start with -.
• Automatic retries on rate limits. When Origin rate-limits a request, the CLI waits and retries, printing "Origin rate limit reached; retrying in Ns."

• Find pull requests by commit. origin pr list --commit <sha> lists the pull requests Origin records for a commit.
• reviewDecision in JSON output. origin pr view --json reviewDecision returns the review decision, matching gh.
• Request bodies from stdin. origin api --input - reads the request body from stdin instead of failing with "Unknown argument: -".
• CloneKit fixes. origin repo clone-fast no longer fails with spurious EPIPE errors during parallel range downloads, and it looks up the default branch while the kit downloads instead of before.

• Team details in origin auth status. origin auth status prints your teams, role, and organization ids, and --json prints them as JSON for scripts.

• Clearer stack status. origin pr stack shows how each pull request in a stack relates to its parent and the action that repairs it.

Repositories

• Edit repository settings. origin repo edit sets the default branch, visibility, allowed merge methods, and delete-branch-on-merge. origin repo view shows those settings, and origin repo list --json <fields> prints repositories as JSON with optional --jq filtering.
• Manage access from the CLI. origin repo access and origin namespace access list, grant, change, and remove access for teams, users, and organization groups, and list the roles you can assign. On repositories in your personal namespace, origin repo access also lists, grants, and removes external collaborators, with Read or Write access.
• Manage GitHub mirrors. origin repo mirror starts a mirror transition, watches its status, syncs a ref on demand, and detaches the mirror, with --json output.
• Verify a migration. origin repo verify-migration compares a GitHub repository's default branch, visibility, merge settings, labels, and rulesets against its Origin copy and exits 1 on a mismatch. Use --namespace to check every repository in a namespace.
• Rulesets, labels, and apps. origin ruleset create, update, and delete manage rulesets from flags or a JSON spec, and origin ruleset import --from-github converts GitHub rulesets or branch protection. origin label lists, creates, edits, deletes, and bulk-imports labels. origin app manages Origin apps, their signing keys, and webhook deliveries.
• Stricter CloneKit downloads. origin repo clone-fast checks every range response against the kit's size. If the server stops honoring byte ranges, it downloads the pack as one file, and a range that returns the wrong number of bytes fails the kit download with an error.

Pull requests

• Set the merge commit message. origin pr merge accepts --subject, --body, and --body-file to set the commit message for a single pull request. When a stack lands as one commit, the flags are ignored instead of failing the merge.
• Diffs for very large pull requests. origin pr diff and origin pr view fetch the diff in pages, so very large changes no longer fail on an oversized response.
• Request changes from the CLI. origin pr review --request-changes (-r) submits a request-changes review instead of erroring. Pass exactly one of --approve, --request-changes, or --comment.

• Print your auth token. Run origin auth token to print the access token the CLI is configured to use.
• Git authenticates with CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN. When CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN is set, git operations through the Origin credential helper use it before stored credentials, so headless jobs can export the token instead of running origin auth login.
• Clear error for an expired token. If CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN has expired, the CLI stops with a message that the token must be refreshed instead of sending it and failing with a 401.
• Control CloneKit fallback. origin repo clone-fast --fallback never exits non-zero instead of falling back to git clone, and the command now reports which phase stopped.

• Faster CI clones with CloneKit. For repositories with CloneKit turned on, origin repo clone-fast downloads a prebuilt clone kit, verifies it, fetches newer objects, checks out the default branch, and prints how long each phase took.
• More reliable large clones. origin repo clone raises git's HTTP post buffer, so large fetches no longer fail with "unable to rewind rpc post data" after a dropped connection.