Observed arrival · 2026-08-25
Pinhere Turns Browser Bugs Into Agent-Ready Handoffs
A Safari and Chrome extension lets teams select a faulty DOM element, capture its surrounding context, and pass a structured defect to an AI coding agent.
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The workflow is built around preserving browser-side context that ordinary screenshots discard: the selected DOM element, page source, structure, and reproducibility details travel with the visual capture. The site shows a four-stage state model—selection, structured defect, agent pickup, and completion—and identifies Safari 15.4+, Chrome 116+, and a roughly 100 KB Chrome ZIP. An iPhone and iPad Safari distribution is described as planned through TestFlight.
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