> You often need a real environment to iterate, even for the agent: debug, inspect logs, run the dev server, and use the frontend to actually verify behavior. Without that shared runtime, the agent’s feedback loop isn't tight enough, and you can't verify changes as well.
Cloud environments can do that (e.g., Github Copilot). They can even spin up playwright and take screenshots of an app and do frontend tests.
> You often need a real environment to iterate, even for the agent: debug, inspect logs, run the dev server, and use the frontend to actually verify behavior. Without that shared runtime, the agent’s feedback loop isn't tight enough, and you can't verify changes as well.
Cloud environments can do that (e.g., Github Copilot). They can even spin up playwright and take screenshots of an app and do frontend tests.
Agreed, but they don't allow you to intervene if needed, like you would in your local browser (inspect element etc), its usually a closed box.
Would be nice to have publicly accessible URL for each environment for eg.