Trigger Jenkins pipelines with saved parameters and watch their status.
Users
9
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5.0 / 5
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#201K
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Version
1.0.1
updated 9 Oct 2026
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About Jenkins Quickfire
**Jenkins Quickfire**
Trigger and track Jenkins builds without leaving your toolbar.
Stop waiting on Jenkins' web UI to load just to run the same build you always run. Star the pipelines you use, save their parameter values, and fire them off in one click from a popup that opens instantly.
**Star and reuse**
Keep your frequently-run pipelines in a reorderable list, each with its parameter values saved from the last run. No re-entering branch names or build flags every time.
**Search the whole controller**
Look up any pipeline across every folder, not just what's starred — space, dash, and slash all match the same way, so "email backup qa" finds "email-backup/QA".
**Track builds to completion**
Every build you trigger is followed from queued through running to done, right in the popup, with elapsed time and outcome. Desktop notifications tell you when a build finishes — or subscribe to a pipeline to hear about it even when someone else starts it.
**Guardrails for pipelines you don't want triggered by accident**
Block a pipeline by hand, or write a pattern to block a whole class of jobs (anything with "prod" in the path, for instance) — its Run button turns into a link to open the job in Jenkins instead.
**Works your way**
API token or browser-session auth, light and dark themes that follow your system setting, and a base URL you can point at any Jenkins controller with a plain click-once connection setup. No account, no telemetry, no third-party servers, everything lives in your own Chrome storage.