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Create a closed feedback loop: Chrome DevTools for agents

Talkat I/O Connect Berlin 2026 · on Thursday, 2026-06-25· [web-platform, ai-assisted-development]
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Chrome DevTools for agents is an NPM package that lets a coding agent open a real Chrome via MCP server and CLI, inspect runtime network/Console data, and edit code end‑to‑end using Puppeteer as the Puppeteer foundation. Demonstrations include fixing a signup error by reading network responses, shrinking a toggle to 0 bytes of JavaScript and 2.6KB of assets, persisting agent actions to runnable CLI scripts, and a partner case that achieves a 10× efficiency gain by creating 14 specialized skills. Security defaults to anonymous profiles and no access to Chrome password manager.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:50DevTools and the closed feedback loop
  3. 7:03Foundational tools and the role of Puppeteer
  4. 11:42Security and access control
  5. 12:53Exploring use cases
  6. 17:26Persist agent actions in scripts
  7. 19:07Creating custom skills
  8. 20:12Case study: Workflow skills
  9. 24:24Best practices for custom skills
  10. 25:37Configuration options and third-party tools
  11. 30:14Get started and AI assistance
  12. 32:23Conclusion
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