Using the Azure Devops Extension to to the Azure CLI, you can navigate directly to pipelines in your browser without having to click through the Azure Devops UI.
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PS C:\Users\danschnau> az pipelines list --name *myproj* --output table
ID Path Name Status Default Queue
---- ------- ----------------- -------- ---------------
1233 \Build myproj enabled Azure Pipelines
1234 \Deploy myproj-deploy enabled Azure Pipelines
PS C:\Users\schnaud> az pipelines show --id 1233 --open
ID Path Name Status Default Queue
---- ------ ---------- -------- ---------------
1360 \Build myproj enabled Azure Pipelines
PS C:\Users\danschnau>
The first command searches for any pipelines that contain the string myproj in their name. A list of projects come out with names and ids. The last command will open up the pipeline in your browser, specified by the ID.