chrome-devtools-cli
Supports writing shell scripts and running commands to automate browser tasks. Provides access to Chrome DevTools through its CLI.
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Covers Chrome extension architecture and features using Manifest V3, including content scripts, background communication, storage, permissions, and UI surfaces. Supports new projects, existing extensions, and Chrome Web Store publishing; excludes CRXJS-specific builds.
Covers Chrome extension development using Manifest V3, including popup interfaces, content scripts, Chrome APIs, and permissions. Provides security and performance practices and guidance for Chrome Web Store publishing.
Supports creating, modifying, and debugging Chrome Extensions, including content scripts, service workers, popups, side panels, and browser APIs. Covers Chrome Web Store publishing, review rejections, permission justifications, and privacy policy drafting.
Troubleshoots Claude in Chrome MCP tools that fail, report a disconnected browser extension, or behave erratically. Focuses on extension connectivity issues.
Guides Chrome Web Store API release automation in any repository. Covers OAuth credentials, refresh tokens, local and CI secrets, version-based publishing, and submission status checks.
Use when analyzing Chronicle memories, desktop activity, app usage, Chrome History, shell history, workflow fragmentation, repeated habits, or productivity/security recommendations from local machine evidence.
Recommends chunk sizes of 256–1024 tokens, overlap of 10–20%, and semantic boundary detection methods. Validates semantic coherence and evaluates retrieval precision and recall for RAG systems, vector databases, and large documents.
Helps reduce subscriber loss through cancellation and offboarding flows, save offers, exit surveys, and subscription pauses. Also covers dunning, failed-payment recovery, and strategies for voluntary and involuntary churn.
Establishes repository, authentication, and tool context for the Gramax ai CI job. Covers reading and posting on GitLab and diagnosing failed pipeline jobs.
Executes the local CI pipeline using ruff, bandit, pytest, and sonar-scanner. Refreshes SonarQube as part of the workflow.
Runs after each commit to detect entrypoints relevant to CI. Indicates whether repository checks should be verified or automated.
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