A Chrome Extension for Flavortown Shipwrights to speed-review GitHub ReadME's / Projects.

[Download v1.0.0 (.crx)] (https://github.com/adicoding-js/The-Expeditor/releases/download/v1.0.0/FlavorZone.crx)

• Opens in Chrome Side Panel on any GitHub repo
• AI extracts all features and tech stack from README
• Displays as a kitchen-style paper ticket
• AI detection badge (🤖) warns if README feels AI-generated

Type these anywhere on GitHub or Flavortown, then press Space:

Add your own shortcuts in Settings ⚙️!

One-click copy buttons: Missing Readme, Good Job, Spaghetti Code, No License

1. Download/clone this repo
2. Go to chrome://extensions
3. Enable Developer mode (top right)
4. Click Load unpacked → select this folder
5. Click the extension icon → opens Side Panel

• This Extension Does have an .crx release, but chrome heavliy denies .crx from unauthorized sources.

1. Open the extension side panel.
2. Click the settings button.
3. Paste your Gemini API key in Gemini API Key (Required for README analysis).
4. Click Save Preferences.

If no key is saved, README analysis is skipped and the UI will prompt you to add one in Settings.

• API keys are not hardcoded in tracked source files.
• The key is stored at runtime in chrome.storage.local.
• This prevents repo leaks, but a client-side extension cannot fully hide a key from a local user.

• Bash/Zsh:
  • GEMINI_API_KEY=your_key_here node list_models.js
• PowerShell:
  • $env:GEMINI_API_KEY='your_key_here'; node list_models.js

• HTML, CSS, Vanilla JS
• Chrome Manifest V3 + Side Panel API
• Gemini 2.5 Flash for AI analysis ( Bring your own key AS HACKCLUB AI is down right now, at the time of this project)
• chrome.storage.sync for cross-tab snippets
• chrome.storage.local for runtime API key storage

Open the extension on any GitHub repo to see the kitchen ticket in action!

Made with 💖 for Flavortown by adicoding-js 👨‍🍳💖.