Let's be completely honest, Building a Chrome extension is an awesome weekend project, but setting it up is an absolute nightmare. Instead of writing the actual features of your tool, you spend the first hour: Wrestling with strict Manifest V3 json syntax. Debugging background service worker permissions. Creating local folders, terminal configurations, and boilerplate code. It completely kills the hype of building. I got tired of this endless setup loop, so I built a tool to skip it entirely: ManifestGo, It is literally build for Chrome Extensions. The Flow: From Prompt to .zip File I integrated top-tier Claude AI models directly into a clean, browser-native dashboard. You don’t need a local IDE, you don’t need Node modules, and you don’t need to open your terminal. Here is how simple it is: Type your idea: "A tool that dark-modes any website and highlights broken links." AI does the heavy lifting: The engine instantly writes clean, error-free JavaScript code and structures your Manifest V3 file perfectly.…