Chrome Extension
pproenca/dot-skillsChrome extensions run in the browser and can modify web pages. They use service workers and content scripts to work. This guide gives you performance and code quality rules for Manifest V3.
You can use these rules when writing new code or reviewing old code. They cover message passing, storage APIs, and testing. Following them makes your extension faster and more reliable.
Add Chrome Extension skill to your workflow
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/chrome-extensionProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/chrome-extensionSource Repository
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