browser-extension-engineering
v0.2.2Browser-extension-engineering team — agents (extension-architect, extension-implementation-engineer) for building, shipping, and maintaining cross-browser extensions on Manifest V3: the service-worker background model (and the MV2->MV3 lifecycle trap), content-script isolation + message passing, the permissions/host-permissions model and least-privilege posture, storage, the Chrome Web Store / Edge Add-ons / Firefox AMO review pipelines, and the WebExtensions cross-browser delta. Distinct from frontend-engineering (app-grade React UI) and desktop-app-engineering (Electron/Tauri). skills (build-browser-extension, manifest-permissions-audit, store-submission-readiness), a knowledge bank (a where-should-this-logic-live tree across the four MV3 contexts, MV3 architecture + a permissions-minimization tree, a dated cross-browser note), best-practices. Security verdicts escalate to security-engineering. Requires ravenclaude-core@>=0.7.0.
By Matt CorbettLicense: MIT7 GitHub starsUpdated last week
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Install browser-extension-engineering for Claude Code
claude plugin marketplace add IchenDEV/agent-plugin-mkt
claude plugin marketplace update agent-plugin-marketplace
claude plugin install browser-extension-engineering@agent-plugin-marketplacePaste and run these commands in a terminal with Claude Code. They add and refresh the PluginsMP catalog, then install this plugin.
The installer fetches third-party code from the source repository shown on this page. This directory validates manifest structure and source location, but does not perform a security audit; review the manifest, components, and source before installing.
Get the source manually
git clone https://github.com/mcorbett51090/RavenClaudeClone the source repository, then follow its setup instructions to add the plugin to a compatible client. The plugin root is plugins/browser-extension-engineering/.
Plugin files
├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json├── skills/build-browser-extension/SKILL.md├── skills/manifest-permissions-audit/SKILL.md└── skills/store-submission-readiness/SKILL.md
Included Skills3
End-to-end workflow to build a Manifest V3 browser extension: decide which context owns each piece of logic (content script vs MV3 service worker vs injected page script vs popup/options), wire messaging between contexts, request the narrowest permissions (activeTab -> optional -> host -> all_urls), and pass Chrome/Edge/Firefox store review. Complements the manifest-permissions-audit and store-submission-readiness skills. The popup/options UI seams to frontend-engineering.
Audit a browser extension's manifest.json against the least-privilege bar and Manifest V3 conformance: every permission and host match justified, activeTab/optional-permission opportunities, no remotely-hosted code, scoped web_accessible_resources, and the store-review risk each entry carries. Reach for this before a store submission, after a permissions rejection, or when reviewing an inherited extension.
A pre-submission readiness checklist for shipping a browser extension to the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons, and Firefox AMO: required listing metadata, the privacy + permissions justification, single-purpose conformance, data-disclosure forms, and the common rejection reasons to pre-empt. Reach for this before a first submission, after a rejection, or when adding a new store target. Store-policy specifics are volatile — verify against current store docs.
Plugin manifests1
{
"name": "browser-extension-engineering",
"version": "0.2.2",
"description": "Browser-extension-engineering team — agents (extension-architect, extension-implementation-engineer) for building, shipping, and maintaining cross-browser extensions on Manifest V3: the service-worker background model (and the MV2->MV3 lifecycle trap), content-script isolation + message passing, the permissions/host-permissions model and least-privilege posture, storage, the Chrome Web Store / Edge Add-ons / Firefox AMO review pipelines, and the WebExtensions cross-browser delta. Distinct from frontend-engineering (app-grade React UI) and desktop-app-engineering (Electron/Tauri). skills (build-browser-extension, manifest-permissions-audit, store-submission-readiness), a knowledge bank (a where-should-this-logic-live tree across the four MV3 contexts, MV3 architecture + a permissions-minimization tree, a dated cross-browser note), best-practices. Security verdicts escalate to security-engineering. Requires ravenclaude-core@>=0.7.0.",
"author": {
"name": "Matt Corbett"
},
"homepage": "https://github.com/mcorbett51090/RavenClaude",
"license": "MIT",
"keywords": [
"browser-extension",
"manifest-v3",
"chrome-extension",
"webextensions",
"service-worker",
"content-script",
"host-permissions",
"message-passing",
"chrome-web-store",
"firefox-amo",
"edge-add-ons",
"cross-browser"
],
"requires": {
"plugins": [
"ravenclaude-core@>=0.7.0"
]
}
}For maintainers
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