Browser

Pick an element from the browser by clicking it (starts the dev server if needed) and get back its CSS selector, tag, classes, and text. Manual only.

Open a real (headed) browser, drive it to a specific state in a web app — a feature, a flow, a particular screen, or a bug — then leave the window open for the user to click around in, with a short note on what to try and what to watch for. Use when the user wants to "show me X", "take me to that state/screen", "let me click around in it", "open a browser I can play with", "set up the repro", "drive me to <feature/flow/situation>", or describes any app state they want to experience firsthand.

Inject a floating toolbar into a running dev page so the user can point at elements and comment on them, and have that arrive as a live notification. Use when iterating on a UI together in the browser, when the user says "page bridge", or asks to show you which element they mean.

Automate browser interactions, test web pages and work with Playwright tests.