Tom Johnson
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Sometimes (okay, always) you also want to know what happened in the backend.
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❓ Curious what others are seeing: what’s the most *useful* MCP tool you’ve come across so far?
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1️⃣ Fixing bugs (where we can pipe full-stack session data directly into an AI tool)
2️⃣ Building features (where annotations/sketches from a session replay add the needed context to AI prompts).
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The key lesson we’ve learned at Multiplayer: scope matters. 🧵
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I just want to hear your feedback:
👉 Would you use this mainly for debugging, testing, or feature development?
👉 Have you tried session replays before? What worked, what didn’t?
by Tom Johnson
I just want to hear your feedback:
👉 Would you use this mainly for debugging, testing, or feature development?
👉 Have you tried session replays before? What worked, what didn’t?
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1️⃣ DON’T UPVOTE (yes, you’ve read it right)
2️⃣ COMMENT with your feedback
Upvotes? Nah. Feedback? Yes.
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So I’d love to hear: what’s made *you* drop a tool that was working and try a new one? And what made the switch worth it?
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From my side: I genuinely believe we’re building something that saves time, reduces context switching, and brings all your data into one place.
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Multiplayer shows you what happened across your entire stack.
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✔️ Sandboxes you can try instantly
✔️ Executable notebooks
✔️ Embedded tests
✔️ Self-validating examples that evolve with your code
When docs are interactive and accurate by design, developers integrate faster, support load drops, and teams move forward with fewer blockers.
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Because let’s face it: most developers don’t want to read static docs. Outdated Postman collections and PDF references slow everyone down.
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Full article: beyondruntime.substack.com/p/you-dont-n...
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The ability to interrogate a flow as it happened, with all the context in one place: frontend actions, backend traces, logs, payloads, headers.
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But when you need to understand why dashboards alone don’t cut it. 🧵
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If you’re curious about how full stack replays can cut your team’s MTTR and development time, I’d love to grab a coffee and swap notes.
DM me if you’ll be around.
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