Developers often face challenges when their pull requests (PRs) are blocked due to dependencies, such as needing a comments feature approved before adding a reactions feature. Traditional options to address this issue include working on lower-priority tasks, interrupting teammates for faster reviews, or merging multiple features into a single PR, potentially complicating the review process. A more efficient method, known as "stacking changes," involves writing dependent branches on top of each other, but this requires specialized tooling that many code review platforms lack. Companies like Facebook and Google have implemented support for stacked changes, but such workflows are not yet widely available. Graphite is a new platform designed to fill this gap, enabling developers to stack changes while integrating seamlessly with GitHub. By using Graphite, developers can maintain smaller, more manageable PRs without disrupting their team's current workflows. Currently in closed beta, Graphite aims to bring the benefits of stacked changes to a broader audience, inviting interested developers to join its waitlist.