BrowserAgent

Our story

We built the tool we wished existed

Agent Logger started with a simple frustration: why does debugging with AI feel like playing telephone across two different worlds?

How it runs

A Chrome side panel talks to a paired local MCP server. Browser context is not uploaded to Continual Labs; it reaches your AI assistant only when you send it.

The frustration

Picture this: You're deep in a coding session. Your AI assistant is helping you build something. Then you hit a bug. The page isn't rendering right. Something's broken.

So begins the ritual we all know too well:

  1. 1.Switch to browser
  2. 2.Open DevTools
  3. 3.Find the error
  4. 4.Copy the stack trace
  5. 5.Switch back to terminal
  6. 6.Paste and explain
  7. 7.Take a screenshot
  8. 8.Upload it separately
  9. 9.Repeat. Forever.

Every context switch breaks your flow. Every copy-paste loses nuance. Every screenshot requires explanation. Your AI assistant is brilliant, but it's working blind: seeing your code but never your browser.

We thought: what if your AI could just see what you see?

One click, complete context

Agent Logger is the bridge between your browser and your terminal AI. It is the missing link that makes AI-assisted development feel connected instead of fragmented.

  • See what you see

    Screenshots, element details, and page context, delivered to your AI in one click.

  • Know what's broken

    Console errors stream in real time. No more hunting through DevTools.

  • Two-way communication

    Your AI can click, type, scroll, and interact with your browser directly.

  • Works everywhere

    Verified setup for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI, with generic MCP configuration for other clients.

No more context switching. No more copy-paste debugging. Just you, your browser, and an AI that finally understands what you're looking at.

The protocol (it is just good engineering)

Under the hood, Agent Logger uses MCP, the Model Context Protocol. Think of it as a universal language that lets AI assistants talk to external tools.

Browser

Extension

Local

MCP server

Terminal

Claude, Codex, Gemini

When you click “Select Element” or capture a screenshot, that data flows through a local MCP server running on your machine. Your AI assistant connects to this server and gains access to browser tools, just like it has access to file reading or terminal commands.

Capture and pairing run locally. Browser context is not routed through a Continual Labs cloud service. When you send context, your configured AI assistant or its provider may receive it under that service's terms.

Built for anyone who debugs in a browser

If you've ever found yourself alt-tabbing between Chrome and your terminal, Agent Logger is for you.

Whether you're building a simple landing page or a complex web application, Agent Logger makes your AI assistant genuinely helpful for browser-related work.

  • Frontend developers debugging UI issues, CSS quirks, and component rendering
  • Full-stack developers navigating complex applications with both server and client-side concerns
  • AI-assisted coders using Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, or another MCP-compatible assistant
  • Teams wanting faster debugging cycles and less time lost to context switching

What we believe

Privacy first

Browser context stays on your machine unless you choose to send it to your configured AI assistant. Account, licence, and payment data are handled separately by the hosted service. No advertising trackers.

Open protocol

Built on MCP, an open standard. We're not trying to lock you into an ecosystem. If a better tool comes along, you can take your workflow with you.

Developer focused

Made by developers who live in terminals and browsers. We built this because we needed it. Every feature comes from real workflow pain points.

Simple by design

No configuration nightmares. No complex setup rituals. Install the extension, run the setup, and you're connected. Complexity is the enemy of adoption.

Where we're going

Agent Logger is just the beginning. We imagine a future where the boundary between browser and AI assistant dissolves entirely.

Imagine your AI noticing a console error before you do and automatically suggesting a fix. Picture it watching your network requests and flagging performance issues. Think about accessibility audits that run in real time as you build.

We're building toward a world where AI assistance isn't just about code generation. It is about genuine collaboration across every part of the development experience.

You became a developer to create, not to hunt through stack traces. Let's get back to building.

Join us early

We're offering lifetime access at our launch price. One non-renewing payment gives your account a paid entitlement with no scheduled expiry, plus product updates while Agent Logger remains supported.

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