Use the Jam connector well and safely
Teaches an agent how to read a Jam link, choose the right read tool, keep output small, and handle sign-in and permission problems. It only reads recordings and never records or changes them.
Use it when
- A teammate pastes a Jam link and asks what happened in it
- You need the console errors or failed requests from a bug recording
- Someone asks what the reporter said in a video Jam
Tools it uses
getDetailsgetUserEventsgetNetworkRequestsgetConsoleLogs
Here's a Jam from yesterday, https://jam.dev/c/abc123. What did the user click before the checkout failed?
I read the Jam's details first to confirm it is a video Jam recorded in your workspace. The user clicked Checkout twice, then the page moved to the payment step. I then pulled the failed network requests, filtered to 5xx, and found one POST that returned 502. I did not change the recording, and I could not confirm the cause from the request alone.