I stopped copy-pasting console errors into Claude, so I built a bug report an AI agent can actually read
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Every bug I've ever received as a report looked like this: "checkout is broken" plus a cropped screenshot. And every bug I've ever debugged with AI looked like this: me, manually copy-pasting console output into Claude, then the network tab, then describing what I clicked, then apologizing for the formatting. Both halves of that loop lose the same thing: the evidence . The stack trace, the failed request, the exact click that triggered it — all of it exists at capture time. It just never…
1Key Takeaways
- Every bug I've ever received as a report looked like this: "checkout is broken" plus a cropped screenshot.
- And every bug I've ever debugged with AI looked like this: me, manually copy-pasting console output into Claude, then the network tab, then describing what I clicked, then apologizing for the formatting.
- Both halves of that loop lose the same thing: the evidence .
- The stack trace, the failed request, the exact click that triggered it — all of it exists at capture time.
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that every bug I've ever received as a report looked like this: "checkout is broken" plus a cropped screenshot.
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