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Next.js devs: don't sleep on agent-browser and the new next-dev-loop skill in 16.3. Here is a demo of using it to fix a super tricky bug in a spreadsheet component. 00:00 Intro 01:52 Demo

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Isaac Samuel2 months ago

This is useful. The new next-dev-loop skill looks powerful for tricky component bugs.

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