W Debug Browser

by blockmatic7e05e2abd052dc6b526e8a28e36d102d42bfd635No license1 starsListed Oct 9, 2026Updated Oct 9, 2026Repository updated 6 days ago

Reproduce and resolve an authorized browser issue using runtime evidence.

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Reproduce and fix an authorized browser issue using runtime DOM, network and console evidence.

What it does: Guides an agent through reproducing a browser interaction, collecting DOM, network and console evidence, and tracing the failure to the client or server boundary that owns it. It then applies the smallest authorized fix, replays the interaction and failure or empty states, and runs affected automated checks. Temporary traces are removed afterwards, and documentation is updated if behavior or commands changed.
When to use it: Use when an authorized browser issue needs to be reproduced and resolved from runtime evidence rather than guesswork. It suits debugging a specific interaction on a known URL where browser tools and repository access are available.
Requirements: Instructions only, with no bundled scripts. It needs the affected URL, the expected interaction, browser tools for inspecting DOM, network and console, and access to the repository and its logger. Credentials may be required for reproduction.

Use the affected URL, expected interaction, and available browser tools. Inspect the app's README and browser-testing conventions first.

Reproduce the interaction and collect relevant DOM, network, and console evidence before adding instrumentation.
Trace the failure to its owning client or server boundary. Use the repository logger for necessary temporary traces; avoid secrets in captured output.
Apply the smallest authorized fix, then replay the same interaction and relevant failure or empty states.
Run affected automated checks and remove temporary traces introduced here. Distinguish runtime evidence from automated results. If tools or credentials block reproduction, report the exact limitation rather than looping without new evidence.
Docs: /w-docs if behavior or commands changed.

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