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Dev tools · October 17, 2026

Right-click any log line to see its call stack in VS Code

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Right-click any log line → Analyze Log Line to instantly trace the full call stack and local variables — no debugger needed.

Right-click any log line to see its call stack in VS Code launched on October 17, 2026 with 6 votes, #636 of 3,081 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

See exactly how your code got to a log line — without a debugger. A bug is reported in production. You open the log file and find the error. But then comes the real work: You end up jumping between files, grepping for class names, reading through unfamiliar code paths, and mentally building a picture of what called what. For anything beyond a trivial stack this takes minutes to hours — and you might still get it wrong. LogCallStack does that work for you. Click a log line, and the extension automatically traces back through your source code to show the full chain of calls that produced it — right inside VS Code. No guessing. No grepping. No tab-switching. Just click and see the flow. Click…from marketplace.visualstudio.com

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