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moai-platform-chrome-extension

Develop Chrome Extensions with Manifest V3 and Chrome APIs.

3|Updated Feb 18, 2026
Search Tags:#service worker#chrome extension#content script#browser extension#manifest v3#chrome api#web store
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npx skills add https://github.com/rodmena-limited/trust5 --skill moai-platform-chrome-extension-rodmena-limited
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Skill: moai-platform-chrome-extension
Source: https://github.com/rodmena-limited/trust5/tree/main/trust5/assets/claude/skills/moai-platform-chrome-extension
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rodmena-limited/trust5 --skill moai-platform-chrome-extension-rodmena-limited

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill empowers developers to create modern Chrome Extensions with Manifest V3, covering service workers, content scripts, messaging, Chrome APIs, UI components, and Chrome Web Store publishing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Manifest V3 Development: Offers comprehensive guidance on building extensions using the latest Chrome platform APIs.
  • Service Worker Patterns: Provides detailed patterns for event-driven architecture, persistent state, and debugging.
  • Content Scripts Guide: Explains content script injection methods, isolated worlds, DOM access, and security.
  • Messaging Patterns: Covers one-time messages, long-lived connections, cross-extension and web page messaging.
  • Chrome APIs Quick Reference: Provides a quick reference for major chrome.* APIs with method signatures and permissions.
  • UI Components: Details popup, side panel, options page, DevTools panel, and content script UI implementation.
  • Permissions Model: Discusses standard, host, optional, and optional host permissions for secure extension development.
  • Security Best Practices: Offers guidance on Content Security Policy, permissions model, and secure coding practices.
  • Publishing Guide: Walks through Chrome Web Store submission, review process, updates, and distribution.
  • Internationalization: Describes how to localize extensions for global distribution.
  • Analytics and Monitoring: Explains how to track extension usage, errors, and compliance.
  • Policy Compliance: Outlines policies to ensure compliance with Chrome Web Store Developer Program Policies.

Quick Start

Use the moai-platform-chrome-extension skill to create a new Chrome Extension for a specific use case, such as a URL shortener with click tracking.

Frequently Asked Questions about moai-platform-chrome-extension

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a Chrome Extension with Manifest V3?▼

To build a Chrome Extension with Manifest V3, you need to configure the manifest file, implement service workers for background logic, and use content scripts for DOM manipulation, following the latest Chrome platform APIs.

How do service workers work in Manifest V3 browser extensions?▼

Service workers in Manifest V3 browser extensions use an event-driven architecture for background processing, handling browser events and managing persistent state, replacing the persistent background pages used in previous versions.

What is the best way to implement messaging between content scripts and service workers?▼

The best way to implement messaging between content scripts and service workers is using Chrome APIs for one-time messages or establishing long-lived connections for continuous cross-extension and web page messaging.

Can I use optional permissions in my Chrome Extension?▼

Yes, you can use optional permissions in your Chrome Extension. The permissions model supports standard, host, and optional host permissions to ensure secure extension development and protect user privacy.

What are the limitations of Manifest V3 service workers?▼

Manifest V3 service workers are event-driven and can be terminated by the browser when idle, meaning they do not maintain persistent state in memory, requiring developers to manage state externally and handle asynchronous startup.

How to publish a browser extension to the Chrome Web Store?▼

To publish a browser extension to the Chrome Web Store, you must submit the packaged extension, pass the review process, ensure compliance with Developer Program Policies, and configure internationalization for global distribution.

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