Webvizio for AI Coding Agents - Resolve dev tasks & bugs faster with Webvizio MCP

@dan_webvizio love the ability to test it for free!

@dan_webvizio Wow guys, wishing you best of luck on your journey to Product of the Day!

@dan_webvizio seems like potencial solution will give it a try! i and see how its different from jules, Codex, Curser. Wish you all the best for the lunch!

@dan_webvizio Great work, Dan! Webvizio sounds like a real time-saver for dev teams. We’ve translated your demo into Hindi using BlipCut Video Translator so that more people can see how it works. Check out the video here. Hope this helps spread the word—looking forward to seeing Webvizio grow!

Hey  @kate_ramakaieva Thank you for the question! You can use the extension in Chrome DevTools' device mode to emulate the required devices. Within the web application, Webvizio offers a convenient navigator that allows you to select predefined device types or set a custom screen size.

Currently, Webvizio cannot be used directly on mobile devices since browser extensions cannot be installed on them. However, in future releases, we plan to introduce an alternative mode where a Webvizio script can be embedded into the application instead of using an extension. This will enable Webvizio to function on real mobile devices without emulation.

@dan_webvizio  @pavel_sher 

Not at the moment—the script is currently used for working with websites inside the application but does not support log collection or task creation directly on a website. However, future releases will upgrade the script to make it a full-fledged alternative to the extension.

@cruise_chen True!

@shahriardgm Thank you for the question! Our approach is designed to scale for teams and projects of any size. Webvizio's primary function is to provide a user-friendly interface for creating bug reports and tickets, collecting as much data as possible to form a rich context for AI agents. 

Once a task is created, the developer's AI agent accesses it in Webvizio via the MCP Server. To delegate a task, the developer can simply send a link to the AI agent in a chat, or reference the task by its name or number, and instruct the agent to begin.

To manage a high volume of tasks, Webvizio allows developers to add tags, set priorities, and assign deadlines. All this metadata is accessible through MCP, enabling more advanced workflows. For instance, a developer could ask their AI agent to list the priority tasks for the day, select one, and then instruct the agent to start working on it.

@shivapundir Thanks, Shiva!

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@mcval_osborne Thanks!

Thanks@mcval_osborne ! Between my technical co-founder and me, our tool has already saved us so much time. We hope it helps a lot of non-technical users like myself :)

@kpyto Thanks, Andrii!

@yura_hunter Thanks for the question. Tasks created in the application will be available to the MCP server. Only standalone tasks and tasks created in board mode or on files will be inaccessible to MCP, as they do not contain any additional context. However, tasks created in the application will contain less data since console logs, network logs, and user actions cannot be captured without the extension. Additionally, without the extension, you won’t be able to create tasks on password-protected pages, meaning you’ll only have access to websites, but not full-fledged web applications.

@dmitrymomot Yes, that's the plan! For now, we have to be patient while the technology is not quite there.🙂

@igorsorokinua  Thanks for the question! For now, this function cannot be disabled, but we plan to introduce a settings section in the extension, allowing users to customize this behavior along with other extension features.

Thanks for the question!@lina_huchok 

Yes, absolutely. Webvizio is built for complex, collaborative projects. Tasks can be created simultaneously by various stakeholders—including QA engineers, project managers, and even clients—across different environments.

While multiple people can provide input, the developer remains in control of the workflow. They make the final decision on which tasks to execute and are responsible for verifying the results.

To help manage the complexity, the MCP can suggest priority tasks to the developer. This suggestion is based on a combination of task content, tags, deadlines, and priorities that were set in Webvizio by the various stakeholders, ensuring the most critical issues are addressed first.

@nikitaeverywhere Hey Nikita, all you need is a browser extension (works with any Chromium-based browsers) https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/webvizio-website-feedback/dpgepcgkiaafcpjnficbigmdmeabhndk. While you can also install the JavaScript snippet on your website, the extension provides a key advantage by collecting browser logs and user actions. This additional data helps the AI tools handle tasks with greater speed and accuracy.

@jalcantara Hey Jorge! Thank you so much! Your support means a lot 🙏🏻

@danpole Thanks! 👍🏻

@nicoleastor Thanks, Nicole, for the kind words!🙏🏻 I agree, we experienced it firsthand, which is why we created the product.

@asby Hey Serge! Yes, you can manually copy the generated AI prompt from Webvizio. Simply open the task window and click the Copy prompt icon. The prompt will be copied to your clipboard, and you can then paste it into any AI tool.

@oksana_ch Thanks!

@oksana_ch 
Thx!

@mituhin Hey Paul, agree. User-centric approach in web development is key! Our goal is to bridge the communication gaps between non-technical users/product stakeholders and tech teams.