Building a front-end/back-end log bridge for the coding agent to make debugging web apps easier
When developing web apps with the coding agent, the author often runs into client-side JavaScript bugs. If the agent can't fix them by reading the code, it fires up browser MCP for interactive debugging just to see the browser console logs—burning tokens and slowing things down.
Why it matters: The author shares a reusable front-end/back-end log bridge approach that lets the coding agent see front-end logs without browser MCP.