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View and edit Azure DevOps work item effort fields from a side panel My DevOps Timesheet brings your Azure DevOps work items into a convenient Chrome side panel, letting you view and update effort tracking without leaving your current tab. 📋 QUICK EFFORT TRACKING Click any Remaining or Completed hours field to edit inline — changes save directly to Azure DevOps. No page reloads, no context switching. 🎯 KEY FEATURES • Side Panel UI — Opens alongside your browser tab for seamless multitasking • Inline Editing — Update effort hours with a single click, saves instantly • Keyboard Navigation — Tab, Shift+Tab, and arrow keys for fast data entry • Copy Work Item Links — One-click to copy full URL or just the #ID • Expand Details — View State, Type, Priority, Assigned To, Iteration, Area, and Description • Double-Click to Open — Jump to any work item in Azure DevOps • Search & Filter — Find items by ID, title, type, or iteration • Colour Coding — Visual indicators (green/amber/red/blue) show remaining vs estimated hours at a glance • Dark Mode — Easy on the eyes, preference syncs across browsers ⌨️ SHORTCUTS • Press R to refresh work items • Tab/Shift+Tab to navigate between editable fields • Ctrl+Click (Cmd+Click on Mac) the link button to copy just the ID 🔐 SECURE & PRIVATE Uses your Personal Access Token (PAT) stored securely in Chrome sync storage. The extension only communicates with dev.azure.com — your data never passes through third-party servers. 🚀 GETTING STARTED 1. Click the extension icon to open the side panel 2. Follow the setup wizard to connect your Azure DevOps organization 3. Create a PAT with Work Items Read & Write scope 4. Start tracking your effort! Perfect for developers, project managers, and teams who need quick access to Azure DevOps effort fields while working in other tabs. Permissions: • Side Panel — Required to display the extension interface • Storage — Saves your preferences and PAT securely • dev.azure.com — Connects to Azure DevOps to read and update work items
Feb 15, 2026
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