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Capture debug context and export structured reports for coding agents Debug Helper records your browser session and exports everything as a structured report that AI coding assistants can read and act on. What it captures: - User interactions — clicks, inputs, scrolls, form submissions with element context and timestamps - Console output — errors, warnings, and logs with stack traces - Network requests — fetch and XHR with status codes, duration, and response bodies for failures - Screenshots — capture the visible tab, annotate with rectangles, arrows, text, counters, and crop How it works: - Click the extension icon and press Start Recording - Browse normally — all interactions are captured automatically - Take screenshots and add notes as needed - Stop recording and export as Markdown, JSON, or TOON Export formats: - Markdown — paste directly into AI chat (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) - JSON — programmatic consumption and CI pipelines - TOON — token-optimized format for LLMs, ~40% fewer tokens than JSON Built for developers who work with AI: - Auto-generated summary gives the AI the full story in one line - Relative timestamps (+1.8s) instead of verbose ISO dates - Smart deduplication collapses redundant input/change/submit events - Sensitive data (tokens, API keys, passwords) auto-redacted before storage - ZIP export bundles the report with screenshot files - Privacy: All data stays on your device. No servers, no analytics, no tracking. - Sensitive data is automatically redacted at capture time. No external dependencies. Works in Chrome and Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Edge, Arc).
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