Console Capture FAQs

Question 1

What is Console Capture used for?

Accepted Answer

Console Capture automatically captures all browser console logs and errors, stores them persistently, and makes them available for AI agents to retrieve and analyze programmatically, streamlining debugging workflows.

Question 2

How do I integrate Console Capture into my web application?

Accepted Answer

Integration is straightforward: simply add a small JavaScript snippet (`/inject.js`) provided by Console Capture to your web page's HTML, and it will begin capturing all console output.

Question 3

What types of console messages can Console Capture capture?

Accepted Answer

It captures all standard browser console log levels, including `log`, `warn`, `error`, `info`, and `debug`, ensuring comprehensive coverage for your debugging needs.

Question 4

Can AI agents directly interact with Console Capture?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Console Capture supports the MCP protocol, enabling AI agents to directly invoke tools like `get_console_logs`, `get_console_errors`, and `clear_console_logs` for automated debugging and analysis.

Question 5

How are the captured logs stored and managed?

Accepted Answer

Logs are persistently stored in an SQLite database (typically at `~/.console-capture/logs.db`). The system automatically manages retention, keeping up to 100,000 entries and deleting the oldest 10% when capacity is reached.

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