arthurgousset

Thanks for sharing, first time I hear about sprkl.dev

Thanks for sharing all these links, super handy! I really appreciate it.

> “can you find all the tickets related to profile editing and combine them into an epic?”

That's a great use case. I imagine that makes you more productive because you can get multiple related issues out of the way by spending time in the same corner of your code base.

What other MCPs or use cases have caught your attention ?

Oh cool, thanks for sharing! I like how your VS Code extension also adds the usual debugging cues like the red dot, the yellow line, and the call stack.

> LLMs can not only add tons of log statements fast but parse the large output from a program faster.

Absolutely valid point, LLMs probably have an easier time adding log statements to the source code and parsing output from the console.

The debugger connection is "better" in certain cases because: 1. It avoids unnecessary diffs related to log statements. Currently, LLMs seem good at adding code, but forget to or struggle to delete code. 2. It avoids making logs noisy, although, admittedly, this can be managed with appropriate severity levels. 3. It provides more precise control over the program execution flow by stepping into, stepping over, and stepping out of lines.

Oh neat, thanks so much for sharing. I was getting MCP client errors when simply using `console.error`. Sending log message from the MCP server to the MCP client via the logging capability makes a ton of sense!

  ```
  {
    "capabilities": {
      "logging": {}
    }
  }
  ```

Thanks for sharing!

> Asking it to focus on 1 error at a time massively improves the success rate.

Out of curiosity, how do you tell Cursor about the bug? Do you copy/paste console messages from the terminal into the prompt?

Thanks for sharing!

> When I hit an error or exception, I explicitly tell the agent to pause and first figure out the best way to debug and quickly pinpoint the root cause.

Out of curiosity, how do you tell Cursor about the bug? Do you copy/paste console messages from the terminal into the prompt?

Oh great question, we should look into other runtimes like bun, deno, etc.

Would you like to use it in a bun project?