Let your AI assistant use a real browser
Sometimes reading code isn't enough. You need to actually click buttons, fill forms, and see what the page does. Connecting a browser makes that possible.
There are two kinds of testing. The first is looking at a page and checking if it loads. The second is interacting with it: clicking buttons, filling out forms, navigating between pages, checking what happens when something goes wrong. Connecting a browser to your workflow enables the second kind.
Set up a browser connection in your development environment. Once connected, you can navigate to any page, interact with elements, check for errors in the console, and take screenshots at any point. Use it when you need to test something interactive, not just visual.
Interactive testing: forms, modals, multi-step flows, login pages. For simple 'does the page look right?' checks, a screenshot is enough. Browser connection is for when you need to click things and see what happens.
Product leader shipping across enterprise SaaS, AI in production, and 0→1. Writing about what actually ships — not what sounds good in a deck.