MCP server for Chrome Web Store — extension upload, publish, status, and rollout
MCP server for Chrome Web Store extension management. Upload, publish, and manage Chrome extensions directly from Claude Code or any MCP client. Use this MCP when you need to: "Upload a new version of my Chrome extension" — build your ZIP and use the tool to push it as a draft "Publish my extension to the Chrome Web Store" — use to submit for review and go live "Check the review status of my…
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MCP server for Chrome Web Store extension management. Upload, publish, and manage Chrome extensions directly from Claude Code or any MCP client. Use this MCP when you need to: "Upload a new version of my Chrome extension" — build your ZIP and use the tool to push it as a draft "Publish my extension to the Chrome Web Store" — use to submit for review and go live "Check the review status of my extension" — use to see review state, version, and deploy percentage "Update my extension's metadata…
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