I build WordPress plugins. I had never touched a Chrome extension before this and I'm not going to pretend I understood the stack going in. My browser had gotten bad enough that I had to do something. 300 open tabs, bookmarks I saved and never opened again, tab groups that made sense for a few days and then turned into a pile I stopped trusting. All I wanted was named sections to drop links into and find later. Simple idea. Nothing did it well enough so I built it myself. Claude Code. Five days. Live on the Chrome Web Store. The build wasn't what was hard. My own list of ideas was. I kept wanting to add more every time something worked. I cut probably 70% of what I originally planned and the version that shipped is cleaner because of it. The stuff I cut is sitting in a list I'm calling the roadmap. One thing I'd tell anyone starting out with Claude Code: stop describing what you want it to build and start describing what you want the user to feel. The output is different. Not a little different. A lot different. The extension is called Tabisto. It replaces your new tab with a visual dashboard where you build named sections and drop links in. Separate workspaces, notes, saved tab sessions. Free, no account needed. If you're curious what came out of it. What did your first Claude Code build look like? Did you plan the whole thing upfront or figure it out as you went?