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Resource viewers provide focused, single-purpose views into specific recording data. Use them when you need to drill into one type of session data without the full recording interface.

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Console log viewer

Triggered by: userplane_show_rec_console Displays browser console log entries captured during the recording.

Console log viewer in Claude

  • Level filtering — toggle visibility by level: error, warning, info, log, debug
  • Search — full-text search across all log messages
  • Timestamps — time relative to recording start
  • Expandable entries — click to reveal stack traces, source URLs, and detailed output
  • Color coding — entries styled by severity (red for errors, yellow for warnings)

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Example prompts

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Network request viewer

Triggered by: userplane_show_rec_network Displays HTTP request and response entries captured during the recording.

Network request viewer in Claude

  • Status codes — color-coded by response class (2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx)
  • Durations — request timing in milliseconds
  • Type filtering — filter by request type (XHR, fetch, document, stylesheet, script, image)
  • Search — search by URL, method, or status code
  • Expandable entries — click to reveal:
    • Request and response headers
    • Request and response bodies
    • JSON payloads formatted for readability
    • MIME type and content length

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Example prompts

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User action viewer

Triggered by: userplane_show_rec_actions Displays user interaction events captured during the recording.

User action viewer in Claude

  • Action types — clicks, page navigation, tab switches, page lifecycle events (load, unload, visibility change)
  • Type filtering — filter by action category
  • Search — search across action details
  • Timestamps — time relative to recording start
  • Expandable entries — click to reveal:
    • Element selectors (for click events)
    • Source and destination URLs (for navigation)
    • Event-specific data

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Example prompts

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When to use resource viewers vs. the recording viewer

Start with the full recording viewer for initial triage. Switch to resource viewers when you need to focus on a specific data type with dedicated filtering and search.