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Designing a Screenshot-Driven Frontend Debugging Loop

Your team keeps filing frontend bug reports as prose descriptions ("the modal looks broken on mobile") with no reproduction steps, and engineers waste time trying to reproduce bugs from code-reading alone before they can even start fixing them.

Design a screenshot-driven debugging loop using Claude Code's browser capabilities that a bug reporter and an engineer could follow together. Your design should specify:

  1. What tool/surface combination you'd use to connect Claude to a browser, and why that one over computer use.
  2. The concrete sequence of tool calls (input → fix → verify) the loop would run through, in the same gather/act/verify structure used elsewhere in Claude Code.
  3. What safety/approval behavior to expect at each state-changing step, so the team knows this isn't a fully unattended process.

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