What context Vynix captures with each report

A Vynix report packages the visual issue with the developer context needed to understand and fix it. It helps turn a click on a broken part of a page into a clear, actionable task.

1. Open the site where the Vynix widget is installed.
2. Click the widget, then select the page element or area that has the issue.
3. Add a short note describing what looks wrong or what you expected to happen.
4. Vynix captures the selected element, screenshot, console context, network context, and page details.
5. Review the AI diagnosis, then copy a ready-to-build prompt or create a GitHub issue for your team or coding agent.

Each Vynix report is designed to capture both what the user saw and what a developer needs to investigate. This usually includes a screenshot of the page, the selected element or affected area, page and browser context, relevant console output, and recent network activity.

Vynix also adds an AI diagnosis that suggests the likely root cause based on the captured context. This can help explain whether the issue may be related to styling, JavaScript behavior, failed requests, missing data, or another frontend problem.

Reports can be used as developer-ready handoff material. After review, you can copy a prompt for implementation work or open a GitHub issue and assign it to a coding agent.

The exact fields in a report may vary based on your Vynix setup, browser permissions, and site configuration. For the most current details, check the Vynix docs at https://vynix.in/docs.