chrome-extension-builder

Build, fix, audit or resume Chrome Manifest V3 extensions. Use for browser tools, popup or side-panel features, worker bugs, permission reviews and release preparation; start with the smallest useful result.

Design Chrome extension contexts, messaging, storage and permissions; choose a stack or review extension architecture and optional API boundaries.

Audit an existing Chrome extension for concrete defects, permission risks and missing verification. Use for extension reviews and readiness checks; report findings before proposing repairs.

Implement or review an optional API backend for a Chrome extension: authentication, authorization, data storage, account isolation and resilient cloud operations.

Build a Chrome extension or implement its next feature. Inspect existing files first; deliver one working user interaction with relevant checks instead of only renaming a starter.

Resume a Chrome extension project, import a sanitized project handoff or reconcile saved decisions with current files. Find the actual unfinished task without restarting completed work.

Fix Chrome extension bugs: a popup that will not save, disappearing worker messages, broken side panels, content scripts or denied permissions. Reproduce, repair and verify the affected behavior.

Compare substantive Chrome extension UX or architecture alternatives with bounded candidate rounds, safety gates and sourced measurements; use only when comparison helps the requested change.

Triage feedback about this Chrome extension builder or a generated extension. Separate reported problems from reproduced defects and turn feedback into a reviewable fix.

Plan a user-requested recurring Chrome extension check or future continuation. Verify host scheduling and activation separately; local job records never start a schedule.

Implement Chrome extension popup, side panel, options or content-script UI with packaged assets, loading/error states, keyboard access and validated messages.

Improve an existing Chrome extension journey, interface or reliability. Preserve accepted direction, make a focused change and verify its effect; candidate rounds are optional.

Connect a Chrome extension to an authorized site or SaaS API with scoped access, validated messages, consent and recoverable offline/account states.

Maintain released Chrome extensions: reproduce incidents, adapt to browser changes, migrate local data and verify compatibility with a safe rollout or rollback.

Measure and improve Chrome extension responsiveness, resource usage, page impact or API cost. Compare the same artifact and scenario before and after changes.

Prepare an existing Chrome extension for release: inspect the actual build, resolve checks, package the reviewed output and align listing/privacy disclosures. Publishing requires current authority.

Validate and package a Chrome extension build; prepare store assets, disclosures and rollout evidence. Keep local packaging, authorized submission and live store publication separate.

Report Chrome extension progress or produce an evidence-linked project handoff. Show useful outcomes, stale checks, blockers and one executable next task without claiming unrun browser results.

Research a new Chrome extension idea, user need, competing tool or API feasibility with current sources. Skip market research when the user already chose a focused feature or repair.

Review Chrome extension permissions, messages, CSP, page trust boundaries and API authorization. Use for permission or privacy concerns and final extension security checks.

Review a Chrome extension plan visually or export its next-task handoff. Start the optional local planning Studio only when requested; it does not build extensions or execute agents.

Verify Chrome extension behavior in the actual build: popup/panel interaction, content-script boundaries, worker restart, messaging and permission denial. Separate static and browser evidence.

Design or polish a Chrome extension popup, side panel, onboarding or options journey. Create clear loading/empty/error states and accessible visual interactions.