I just submitted the build (v1.0.7) to the Chrome store Thursday morning, and it was approved shortly after!
Unfortunately, I noticed a typo in the scheduled activation date (set to November 26th, instead of November 21st) , so I uploaded the fix as v1.0.8.

I'm attaching the zip file of the latest build. If this build passes QA, then this zip file will be uploaded to the chrome store as version 1.0.7

The following is a build with the latest instrumentation and summary experiment enabled for QA purposes:

I'm attaching a build of the extension for QA purposes.
This build might show two experiments running after the terms of service is accepted (but that can be ignored for this task).

The filters have been applied to the summary experiment in the following patch:
https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/web/web-experiments-extension/-/commit/8db793ba76e371d583c819a472c5fbb36605500b

Oh, looks like I just needed to update my version of Codex via npm update looks better in the following build.

@JScherer-WMF here's a build with the latest changes. Looks like the verbage and button icons have been fixed. I looked into the infoChip color and I'm not sure why it doesn't get the yellow background, we're using the same code that's described in the docs:

I'm playing around with this and it still seems like some articles that should have summaries based on our article list still aren't getting a simple summary. e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_invasion_of_Iraq

I'm playing around with this and it still seems like some articles that should have summaries based on our article list still aren't getting a simple summary. e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_invasion_of_Iraq

task pointed 0 since it's intended as a story/epic specification

Given this is affects MediaWiki core and ResourceLoader, we think some input from the core platform team would be valuable.

I'm posting some generated code below that might accomplish this behaviour.
It keeps track of the last visited domain, current domain, stores the impression in the browser extension session storage, so when someone visits Wikipedia for the first time during a browser session, they'll be shown the popup once during that browser session.

The hypothesis we want to prove with this test is:

I'm attaching the latest dev build for QA purposes which hopefully fixes the issue with summaries not appearing for titles with spaces.

Marking as stalled since it's not yet clear whether this is a browser bug or something related to our code.

Based on T377747, we've generated a list of 8510 article summaries, using the Cohere API, and committed them to the extension repo:

We have filtered the list of articles and excluded all living persons and sensitive topics to the best of our abilities:

@Edtadros I'm uploading a build of the extension that we can use for testing purposes. This build has the experiment enabled.
@JScherer-WMF we can also use this build for design review.