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Convert a pull request number into your team's AWS resource IDs and environment URLs, right from the toolbar. PR Text Converter turns a pull-request number into the AWS resource identifiers and environment details your team uses — without leaving your browser. Open the popup and type a PR number (e.g. 1219). Instantly get: • the resource identifier (e.g. prbcbj) • the identifier with your project tag (e.g. prbcbj-g2mint) • ready-to-use Dev, Staging and Production URLs and usernames Every value is one click to copy, and environment URLs open in a new tab. AUTO-DETECT Open the popup while you're on a pull/merge request and the number is filled in for you, detected from the page URL on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps. It stays editable, so you can correct it any time. MULTIPLE CONFIGURATIONS Start from the built-in Default (fully editable), or create your own named configs — custom digit↔letter mappings, project tag, and URL/username templates per environment. Switch between them from a dropdown; your last choice is remembered. TWO-WAY CONVERSION Convert a number to text, or paste a resource identifier to recover the PR number. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no servers, no tracking. Everything runs locally in the popup and your configurations are stored only on your device.
Jul 17, 2026
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