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by 8note
95 days ago
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Its very similar to the switch from a text editor + command line, to having an IDE with a debugger. the AI gets to do two things: - expose hidden state
- do interactions with the app, and see before/after/errors it gives more time where the LLM can verify its own work without you needing to step in. Its also a bit more integration test-y than unit. if you were to add one mcp, make it Playwright or some similar browser automation mcp. Very little has value add over just being able to control a browser |
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