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Chrome extensions are the fastest way to bend the web to your will but building one means wrestling with manifest.json, service workers, content scripts, and a build pipeline. Most people with a great idea never get past "I wish my browser could just…"

Plugthis fixes that. Describe the extension you want in plain English, and Plugthis generates a real, working, installable Chrome extension: code, manifest, assets, and all. No command line. No boilerplate. No dev setup.

How it works:

1. πŸ“ Describe your extension ("Summarize the article I'm reading and let me ask questions about it")

2. βš™οΈ PlugMint's AI writes the full extension and self-checks that it actually runs

3. πŸ“¦ Download the ready-to-load .zip and install it in Chrome

Why it's different:

- 🎯 The only AI builder designed specifically for Chrome extensions β€” not a generic code gen

- βœ… Generated extensions are verified to run before you get them (no dead "receiving end does not exist" errors)

- πŸ”Œ From idea β†’ working extension in minutes, not weekends

- πŸ–€ Clean, no-code interface with live preview + code editor if you want to peek under the hood

We'd love your feedback β€” what's the first extension you'd build? πŸ‘‡

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Me liking that the platform removes the setup work that usually stops good ideas. Will teams be able to collaborate on one extension together? Shared editing and review could make it even more useful.

Β Yes, you can create a shared workspace, invite teammates with roles, and everyone works on the same extensions with shared settings. What's not in yet is live simultaneous co-editing and a formal review/approve step those are on the list. Happy to flag you when they land.

Awesomeβ€” going to send this to our engineer as we will be building one here in the next few months

Β  Thanks Lucas! Would genuinely love to hear what your engineer thinks send them our way. If you're building internally, the workspace + one-click CWS publish flow tends to be what teams care about most. Around if either of you has questions.