View GitLab pipeline jobs as a list grouped by stage instead of the default graph.
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updated 6 May 2026
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About GitLab Pipeline List View
GitLab Pipeline List View
Tired of navigating massive, tangled pipeline graphs in GitLab? GitLab Pipeline List View is a lightweight, productivity-focused Chrome extension that transforms the default pipeline graph into a clean, easy-to-read list grouped by stage. Built for developers and DevOps engineers who want a streamlined view of their CI/CD jobs, this extension makes monitoring, managing, and debugging complex pipelines effortless.
✨ Key Features
Organized Stage Grouping: Automatically groups pipeline jobs by their respective stages (e.g., build, test, deploy), making it easy to scan for failures or pending tasks.
Deep Downstream Integration: Easily view bridge jobs and expand downstream pipelines inline. Includes a convenient "Expand All" / "Collapse All" toggle for navigating massive multi-project pipelines.
Quick Actions: Trigger manual jobs directly from the list with a dedicated play button—no need to click into individual job pages or wait for page reloads.
Comprehensive Job Details: Instantly see job status, started time, execution duration, and the assigned runner at a glance.
Auto-Switch Preference: Prefer the list view? Use the extension popup to enable "Auto-switch to list view," and the extension will remember your preference across all your pipeline pages.
Seamless UI Integration: Fully supports GitLab's native dark mode as well as your system-level dark theme preferences. Works flawlessly on both GitLab.com and custom self-hosted instances.
🚀 How It Works
Once installed, navigate to any GitLab pipeline page. You will see a new ☰ List View button injected directly into the pipeline header. Click it to instantly toggle between GitLab's default graph and the new structured list layout.