Observability: Beautiful Visibility Into Every Automation Session
Every CDP event captured and replayable in the Console. Step through execution timelines, inspect logs, and debug browser automations without local reproduction.
Observability transforms your browser automations into clear, interactive visualisations.
What is Observability?
Every CDP event, including WebSocket-based Playwright sessions, is captured and replayable in the Console. Step through execution, inspect logs, and follow the full timeline exactly as it happened.
Real-world examples
Failed login automation
Your Playwright script fails to authenticate. Instead of guessing, step through the exact CDP events to see where the selector broke or the form submission timed out.
Headless scraping errors
A headless scraper randomly fails on certain pages. The full timeline shows the navigation flow, what elements were clicked, and where the automation stalled. No local reproduction needed.
Multi-step workflow debugging
A 20-step workflow fails intermittently. Step through the complete execution and pinpoint exactly where and why it broke.
Agent behaviour auditing
Verify what your agents extracted and which actions they performed. The full timeline gives you a complete audit trail of every session.
Why it matters
Most browser automations run headless. Without visibility into these sessions, debugging is guesswork. Observability gives you the same clarity for programmatic sessions that you have for Console-driven ones.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I debug a headless browser automation that fails?
Replay it. Notte Observability captures every CDP event from a session and makes it replayable in the Console. You step through the execution timeline and inspect logs to see where a selector broke or a form submission timed out, without reproducing the failure locally.
Does Notte Observability work with Playwright scripts?
Yes. WebSocket-based Playwright sessions are captured along with every other CDP event, so a failing Playwright login script can be stepped through event by event in the Console.
Can I audit what a browser agent did during a session?
Yes. The full timeline shows what the agent extracted and which actions it performed, giving you a complete audit trail of every session.
What does session replay show for an intermittent failure in a multi-step workflow?
The complete execution as it happened: the navigation flow, which elements were clicked, and where the automation stalled. That lets you pinpoint exactly where and why a 20-step workflow broke instead of guessing.