Hey all,
I’ve spent quite a bit of time building a free Chrome extension for people working with Celigo and NetSuite:
It adds a side panel that switches automatically depending on whether you’re in Celigo or NetSuite. The goal is simple: reduce repetitive clicking, make debugging faster, and make production work a bit safer.
It’s currently in beta, and I’m sharing it here because I’d genuinely like feedback from other Celigo users.
What it does today
Inspector
Open a flow, export, import, connection or lookup and get a readable metadata card, field explanations, risk highlights and clickable related resources. You can also fetch a resource directly by ID.
Monitor
View run history, per-step jobs, per-record errors and HTTP request/response traces for adaptor errors, with links back into Celigo.
Ops checks
Run rule-based checks for things like disabled flows, stale runs, parallel page generators, authentication or environment mismatches, and backup freshness. It also includes a read-only connection ping and a confirmed Run Delta option.
Backup and documentation
Push an account’s integration configuration to GitHub, with progress logging and a commit hash. You can also create local snapshots and generate Markdown documentation for resources.
API console
Use a Postman-style REST console inside Celigo, using your current browser session. GET is the default, writes are gated, and it includes history, saved requests and copy-as-cURL.
NetSuite tools
Field ID overlay, including line-level fields, saved search split view, sticky headers, dark mode, copy internal ID and environment ribbon.
AI tab
Ask questions in plain language. The AI assistant uses read-oriented checks against your live environment, labels its evidence, and shows token usage/cost. It is bring-your-own-key.
Security
The part I suspect this community cares about most: it stores no Celigo or NetSuite credentials.
It uses your existing browser session, including the page’s CSRF context where needed. Backup secrets stay local and are not logged. Output is redacted by default. Since it is a browser extension, the code is also inspectable.
It is still beta, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome.
Full blog post:
Chrome extension:
