Loaded unpacked first try. Step 4 turned it into the extension I actually wanted, and I shipped it to the Web Store the same week.
Tab Tidy — Chrome extension builder
A 2:02 recording of the kit's real output, because a Chrome extension can't run inside a web page. Share the link freely; the badge brings people back here.
What's in the kit
The builder prompt
One prompt, about 450 words. Paste it into Claude Code and the whole thing is built from scratch.
Make it yours
Five short steps: what was built, how to change the popup actions, add your own auto-group rule, and publish it.
Your own shareable build
Publish what you make and get a demo page like this one, with your name on the badge.
What it builds
A Manifest V3 Chrome extension that tidies your tabs: group by domain with one click, snooze a tab until tomorrow, save a window as a named session and restore it later. Popup, options page and keyboard shortcuts, all in a folder you load unpacked in a minute. No build step, no framework, and the permissions list stays short.
- Manifest V3, loads unpacked in a minute
- Group tabs by domain, one click or a shortcut
- Snooze a tab until a time you pick
- Save and restore named sessions
- Options sync with your Chrome account
- Web Store ready: icons, listing text, privacy note
The lesson: make it yours
10 minutes · 5 steps · Step 1 is free to read
- 01Run the prompt2 min
- 02Read what it built2 min
- 03Change the popup actions2 min
- 04Add your own auto-group rule2 min
- 05Publish and share2 min