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Instantly jump from deployed version strings to their GitHub commits. Great for tracking what's running in production. Instantly jump from any deployed application to its exact commit on GitHub. What it does This extension detects version identifiers (like git commit SHAs) on web pages and creates one-click links to view that commit on GitHub. It works with JSON endpoints such as API health checks, status pages, or any JSON response containing a version field. It also works with HTML pages that embed version info in meta tags. Why install it When debugging production issues or verifying deployments, you often need to know exactly what code is running. Instead of manually copying version strings and navigating to GitHub, this extension gives you a direct link in one click. Perfect for checking which commit is deployed to staging vs production, quickly navigating to source code during incident response, verifying that a deploy completed with the expected version, and teams that expose version info via /health, /status, or similar endpoints. How it works Configure your URL patterns and GitHub repositories in the extension settings. Visit any page that matches your patterns. Click the extension icon to see the detected version and a direct link to the commit. Features Flexible URL pattern matching works with any domain or path structure. Supports JSON responses and HTML meta tags as version sources. Settings sync across your Chrome browsers. Export and import configuration to share with your team.
Aug 10, 2026
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