Can’t find the Chrome extension you want? I used Claude to make me two personalized ones — and they’re working flawlessly
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If a non-specialist can spin up working Chrome extensions via Claude, the constraint on custom tooling shifts from engineering capacity to idea flow and review. Teams should start treating "micro-extensions" as disposable UX for internal workflows and build a lightweight security review lane to match.
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