A better agent feedback loop captures clicks, traces, and console logs
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-26
A practical note on agent feedback loops argues that the best bug report is almost frictionless for the user.
The suggested workflow is:
- let users type very little, if anything;
- allow them to select page elements directly;
- capture traces, console logs, and other diagnostics;
- send everything to the backend for triage.
The post frames this as the layer where agents actually become useful: minimizing user effort while maximizing the quality of the debugging signal.
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