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How to view/Navigate SP2013 Managed MetaData

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We are working on Sharepoint 2013

On our development software we have written a client library which updates and creates items in a document library, including setting column values for Document library items that reference Managed Metadata

In our application settings:

<setting name="TAX_RECORDCATEGORY_TEXTCOLNAME" serializeAs="String"><value>Architect_x0020_Record_x0020_Category</value></setting><setting name="TAX_RECORDCATEGORY_NOTECOLNAME" serializeAs="String"><value>ibffbac9cb944928b87f33434dba8895</value></setting>

then in our code:

 item[Settings1.Default.TAX_RECORDCATEGORY_TEXTCOLNAME] = arTextColValue;
item[Settings1.Default.TAX_RECORDCATEGORY_NOTECOLNAME] = arNoteColValue;

So we got the static references by writing code to retrieve the values, then sticking them into our config

Now we want to move this client library over to Production server, where (obviously) the column name and identifiers will be a different.

We need to find out what values to use by exploring the Managed Metadata values for the relevant document libraries on the Production server

Obviously we do not want to deploy development tools on the Production server just to find this small amount of information. We just want to find a way of navigating down to the relevant data entries and dig them out. How do we do that?

I found this tool http://spmmdnavigator.codeplex.com/ which I thought may do the job, but this is for SP2010. How do we find this information on SP2013? I cannot see any way of getting to it through Central Admin, and I can't see any way of digging the info out through the Web application itself.

Surely using Visual Studio can't be the only way to do this? Are there some tools available?

thanks


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