A Jira ticket may link to a GitLab merge request. The review has a pipeline and comment threads; the branch may already be checked out on your machine. A Slack message can be where someone asked you to look at it. To see what needs attention, you usually open each service in turn.
Radar puts GitLab, GitHub, Jira, Slack and local Git in one terminal workspace. A ticket can show its linked review; a review can show its ticket and local checkout. You can connect only the services you use. Without any service connected, Branches and Work still run with local Git.
Most screens use three panes: views on the left, items in the middle, and detail on the right. The same keys work in the same kinds of places, and the status line shows the keys available on the current screen.
Select a merge request, ticket, Slack message or branch to start a Claude Agent, Codex or Copilot session with that item described. Radar shows requests for commands or file changes in its dock for your approval.
Radar is open source and in alpha. Follow the quickstart with a local Git checkout, or read the source.