I built a full Chrome extension fourline.ai (http://fourline.ai) that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemin...I built a full Chrome extension fourline.ai (http://fourline.ai) that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemin...
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I built a full Chrome extension fourline.ai that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Kimi side-by-side in one dashboard.
Here's the thing nobody talks about with AI-assisted builds: the hard part isn't getting code from Claude. It's knowing what to ask for.
My workflow for shipping this in under a week:
Designed the full UI in Figma first. Dark mode, side-by-side layout, every state mapped out. No AI touches design.
Fed Claude the Figma specs as structured prompts. Not "build me a Chrome extension" but "here's the component tree, here's the state management pattern, here's the Manifest V3 config I need."
Built in layers. Got the shell working, then each AI provider integration one at a time. Claude wrote 80% of the boilerplate. I wrote 100% of the architecture decisions.
The result: a production-ready Manifest V3 extension that actually predicts what most developers will need in 2026, multiple AI models in one view.
The designers who learn to direct AI like a junior dev (specific, structured, opinionated) will ship 3x faster than the ones waiting for AI to replace them.
What's your AI build workflow? Curious how others are structuring prompts for real production work.
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