I was in the same boat on a side project (Electron, Claude Code) -- I considered Playwright but ended up building a simple, focused API instead that allows Clau

I was in the same boat on a side project (Electron, Claude Code) -- I considered Playwright but ended up building a simple, focused API instead that allows Claude to connect to the app to inspect logs (main console + browser console), query internal app data + state, and execute arbitrary JS. It's sped up debugging a lot since I can just give it instructions like "found a bug that does XYZ, I think it's a problem with functionABC(); connect to app, click these four buttons in this order, examine the internal state, then trace through the code to figure out what's going wrong and present a solution" I was pretty resistant at first of delegating debugging blindly like that, but it's made the workflow pretty smooth to where I can occasionally just open the app, run through it as a human user and take notes on bugs and flow issues that I find, log them with steps to reproduce, then give Claude a list of bugs to noodle on while I'm focusing on stuff LLMs are terrible at (design, UI, frontend work, etc)