Being able to see actual visual before-and-after clips directly in PRs instead of parsing raw code diffs is a massive time-saver for UI reviews. The local execution via Chrome and Claude Code MCP integration are brilliant for developer privacy and workflow automation.
What didn't work well?
Setting up custom user journeys for complex UI states or heavily authenticated flows requires a bit of initial configuration tuning, though that is fairly typical when configuring headless browser recordings.
What could be better?
Adding official pre-built GitHub Actions / CI template configs and auto-generating side-by-side GIF previews directly inside pull request comments would make the onboarding and reviewer experience even smoother.
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Being able to see actual visual before-and-after clips directly in PRs instead of parsing raw code diffs is a massive time-saver for UI reviews. The local execution via Chrome and Claude Code MCP integration are brilliant for developer privacy and workflow automation.
Setting up custom user journeys for complex UI states or heavily authenticated flows requires a bit of initial configuration tuning, though that is fairly typical when configuring headless browser recordings.
Adding official pre-built GitHub Actions / CI template configs and auto-generating side-by-side GIF previews directly inside pull request comments would make the onboarding and reviewer experience even smoother.