“I wrote a like mini recorder tool where I could via slash command in Slack, say like, slash start recording, go through a whole flow in Slack. It would record every single API request I made across both to the normal web app backend and to our edge cache.”

The Pragmatic Engineer · Scaling Slack and GitHub with Maude Lemaire

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built a recorder tool that, via a Slack slash command, captured every API request and WebSocket message during a flow and exported it as a JSON script for replay

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