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Capture page context (elements, screenshots, console, network) and export to your AI coding assistant for debugging Bunny Inspector is the developer's sidecar for AI-assisted debugging. Capture everything your AI coding assistant needs to understand and fix web issues. Key Features: Element Inspection & Annotation - Hover and click to capture any DOM element - Auto-detects React/Vue source file locations (file:line) - Stores CSS selectors for precise element targeting - Add notes and context to each annotation Context Capture - Screenshot viewport or specific elements - Record console logs (errors, warnings, info) - Capture network requests with response data - Sensitive headers automatically redacted for security AI-Ready Export - Export as structured ZIP bundle - Includes markdown summary, HTML snapshots, screenshots - Network HAR format for request/response analysis - Perfect for pasting into Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI assistant Privacy First - All data stored locally in your browser (IndexedDB) - Nothing sent to external servers - You control when and what to export - Sensitive data automatically redacted Perfect For: - Debugging complex UI issues with AI assistance - Creating detailed bug reports - Sharing page context with team members - Documenting frontend behavior How It Works: 1. Click the Bunny Inspector icon to open the side panel 2. Enable inspection mode and hover over elements 3. Click to annotate - element details captured automatically 4. Export your session as a ZIP bundle 5. Share with your AI coding assistant for debugging help
Feb 25, 2026
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