CodeLedger Panel

See your CodeLedger status at a glance, and get local review signal on GitHub PRs.

Save inference costs by giving your coding agent the relevant files and context from the start. The Control Plane for Enterprise AI Coding AI coding agents create velocity. CodeLedger creates the verification, memory, and governance layer that makes that velocity enterprise-safe. Logs are history. Ledger is intelligence. Without the right context, your AI agents improvise. Give AI coding agents the context, memory, and governance they need to work safely inside real-world codebases. Any coding task comes down to 7–10 files that actually matter. Without a control plane, your agents do their best against your entire codebase — shadowing changes your security team cannot see, breaking dependencies nobody catches, and making confident claims that are simply wrong. Every session. Every engineer. Compounding. Built on a deep patent-pending portfolio in enterprise context engineering, ContextECF CodeLedger brings deterministic context selection, repo-native memory, policy-aware guardrails, and audit-ready intelligence to AI-assisted software development. CodeLedger Panel is a companion to the CodeLedger CLI — a deterministic context tool for AI coding agents. It gives you a plain-language view of your local CodeLedger session without leaving the browser. WHAT IT DOES • Toolbar badge + popup — shows whether CodeLedger is running for your current project, with a plain-English status line, no jargon. Pin the icon for an always-visible signal while you work. • GitHub PR banner — on github.com pull request pages, shows CodeLedger's own locally-computed review signal for that PR, right above the conversation. Silent when there's nothing local to show — it never nags, never fabricates a signal, and never posts anything back to GitHub. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO • No GitHub API calls, no GitHub token, no OAuth. • No hosted backend — every signal comes from a CodeLedger session running on your own machine, reached only over 127.0.0.1 (loopback). • No analytics, no telemetry, no tracking, nothing sold or shared. See the privacy policy for the full, short answer: this extension collects nothing. GETTING STARTED 1. Install the CodeLedger CLI (see the "Install CodeLedger" link in the popup if you haven't already). 2. Run `codeledger panel serve` in your project. 3. Copy the pairing code it prints into this extension's popup, once. 4. The badge and popup update automatically from then on. If you don't have CodeLedger installed yet, the popup shows an honest "not connected" state with a link to get started — no fake data, ever. Learn more about CodeLedger: https://contextecfcodeledger.com