snag
by ac.snag
Gives your coding agent the captured console, network, replay and screenshot evidence for a bug.
MCP
snag
Added 9 Sept 2026
Overview
snag is a developer tool that provides coding agents with captured diagnostic evidence for bugs, including console logs, network activity, replay sessions, and screenshots. It works as an MCP server, allowing agents to access this evidence at the endpoint mcp.snag.ac/mcp.
Best for
Best for
Developers and teams using coding agents to debug from captured browser evidence.
Use cases
- Give a coding agent console output for a reported bug
- Supply network requests and responses as debugging context
- Attach replay and screenshot evidence to an agent for visual issues
Notes
snag is a developer tool that provides coding agents with captured diagnostic evidence for bugs, including console logs, network activity, replay sessions, and screenshots. It works as an MCP server, allowing agents to access this evidence at the endpoint mcp.snag.ac/mcp.
Use cases
- Give a coding agent console output for a reported bug
- Supply network requests and responses as debugging context
- Attach replay and screenshot evidence to an agent for visual issues
Pros
- Delivers concrete diagnostic data directly to coding agents
- Combines multiple evidence types in one source
- Simple MCP-based integration for supported agents
Cons
- Limited to evidence capture, not analysis or fix suggestions
- Requires an MCP-compatible coding agent
- No details on capture methods or browser support
Indexed from mcp-official-registry and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Delivers concrete diagnostic data directly to coding agents
- Combines multiple evidence types in one source
- Simple MCP-based integration for supported agents
Cons
- Limited to evidence capture, not analysis or fix suggestions
- Requires an MCP-compatible coding agent
- No details on capture methods or browser support
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