Chrome Extension Maintainer for Openclaw

An automated operating workflow and validation rubric designed to ensure Chrome extensions meet Web Store policies, privacy promises, and high-quality release standards.

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1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install chrome-extension-maintainer

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install chrome-extension-maintainer using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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What is Chrome Extension Maintainer?

The Chrome Extension Maintainer skill is a rigorous, policy-driven workflow designed to manage Chrome extensions as regulated, small-scale digital products. Operating across browser runtimes, permissions contracts, and public storefront listings, this tool provides developers with a structured checklist for release readiness. It allows AI agents running on Openclaw Skills to systematically evaluate your extension's compliance before making irreversible release decisions.\n\nBy checking manifest specifications, privacy policies, and localization configurations, this process ensures your extension remains compliant with MV3 standards. It bridges the gap between raw source code and public product listings, guaranteeing that everything from the Chrome Web Store description to internal data flows remains completely aligned.

Chrome Extension Maintainer Use Cases

  • Release Readiness Review: Evaluate your codebase, run E2E tests, and check policy alignments before packaging your extension.\n- Growth & Churn Diagnosis: Identify store optimization risks and high uninstall triggers using store analytics, Search Console metrics, and user feedback.\n- Manifest & MV3 Compliance: Review Manifest V3 service worker lifecycles, permissions lists, and content security policies (CSP) for security gaps.\n- Store Listing Alignment: Automatically align your CWS listings, privacy pages, screenshots, and sitemaps with actual extension behavior.\n- Registry Publishing: Validate complex extension projects and related Openclaw Skills configurations before public release.

How Chrome Extension Maintainer Works

  1. Target Identification: Isolate the target extension, current release channel, and verify all safe boundaries to prevent unauthorized or irreversible external changes.\n2. Configuration Intake: Read manifest definitions, packaging commands, store listings, and privacy policies to build a baseline product profile.\n3. Data Flow Auditing: Trace data movement across browser views, local storage, background service workers, backend APIs, and external models.\n4. Permission Rationalization: Assess API and host permissions, minimizing exposure to prioritize activeTab or click-triggered scripting over persistent access.\n5. Automated Testing Gates: Execute repository-specific checks like Puppeteer/Playwright E2E runtimes, unit tests, secret scans, and i18n checks.\n6. Persona-Based Evaluation: Roleplay user personas (e.g., first-time installer, store reviewer) to simulate end-to-end user journeys.\n7. Store & Asset Alignment: Double-check that sitemaps, screenshots, sitemap indicators, and landing page details match real-world features.\n8. Artifact Packaging & Decisioning: Compile the final package, review build logs, and issue a final Green, Yellow, or Red release decision.

Chrome Extension Maintainer Setup

Configure your local environment to support native extension builds. The workflow leverages your workspace's existing test runners and validation tools. It works seamlessly when paired with active Openclaw Skills runners.\n\nTo perform local checks, execute the project's standard quality commands first:\n\nbash\n# Run standard validation and unit tests\nnpm run check\nnpm test\n\n# Validate locales and compile the Web Store package\nnpm run check:extension-locales\nnpm run package\n\n\nIf you are packaging this workflow or a companion configuration inside Openclaw Skills, validate the skill structure directly:\n\nbash\n# Run the quick system validation utility\npython3 ~/.codex/skills/.system/skill-creator/scripts/quick_validate.py <skill-dir>\n\n# Inspect the skill registry state\nclawhub inspect <slug> --no-input\n

Chrome Extension Maintainer Data Schema & Taxonomy

The Chrome Extension Maintainer workflow analyzes project setups, comparing source code layouts with store metadata. Below is the taxonomy used to validate assets and configurations:\n\n| File Type | Path / Target | Audit Purpose |\n| :--- | :--- | :--- |\n| Manifest File | manifest.json | Validates MV3 schemas, active permissions, background service workers, and CSP restrictions. |\n| Localization Keys | /_locales/**/messages.json | Assures complete i18n translation parity, placeholder safety, and RTL support. |\n| Exclusions File | .clawhubignore | Prevents local cache, credentials, absolute paths, or debug logs from reaching production bundles. |\n| Metadata Spec | agents/openai.yaml | Aligns the custom agent's scope with the current skill release configurations. |\n\nAll deliverables culminate in a release checklist report outlining current testing coverage, detected security blocks, and final launch readiness recommendations.

Chrome Extension Maintainer Advanced Features

  • Interactive Persona Testing: Evaluates UX using targeted reviewer personas like first-time users, security-focused reviewers, and localization auditors.\n- Traffic & Leak Auditing: Documents exact backend calls, API access points, and user data retention policies to ensure privacy compliance.\n- MV3 State Durability Checks: Tests background service worker state retention across termination and restart events.\n- Automated Registry Guard: Verifies Openclaw Skills requirements, scanning for credentials, absolute pathways, and unused assets prior to registry updates.\n- Green/Yellow/Red Release Gating: Employs an explicit decision tree to prevent high-risk, unverified builds from reaching store deployment.

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