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Giving AI Agents Eyes (Part 2): From Page Snapshots to Interaction Traces

by Gaurav Chodwadia

The a11y tree shows what's on the page. But users ask about what they just did. Here's how we built a user-activity tracker from inside a Module Federation remote — plus the one-line TypeScript fix that ended three days of debugging.

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