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Bug reporting for webOS.

AI-ready bug reports from your LG webOS TV apps.

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TraceItX captures the focused element, the DOM tree, a screenshot, console and network state on LG webOS — signed and forwarded to your tools or our dashboard, ready for your AI to act on.

Bug reporting for LG webOS TV apps

LG’s webOS is a major smart-TV platform with web-based apps — easy to ship to, but notoriously awkward to debug once a build is on a real set. TraceItX gives your webOS app a one-click, remote-driven reporter so issues come back complete instead of as “it broke on the LG TV.”

How capture works on webOS

webOS TV apps are web apps, so the React SDK powers React-based ones — no more reaching for a 3rd-party device to film the television. The SDK serialises the DOM tree, captures a screenshot of what’s on screen, and gathers recent console logs and network requests, all driven by the webOS Magic Remote. Sensitive content is masked, and the whole thing is sent as one signed envelope to your tools or the dashboard.

Built for AI triage

A webOS report is identical in shape to every other TraceItX platform — DOM tree, focused element, screenshot, console, network — so a developer or an AI agent has everything needed to act on the bug.

What every webOS report captures

  • The focused element + the DOM tree at the moment of the report.
  • A screenshot of the TV screen with the reporter's annotation.
  • Console logs and network requests from the seconds before the report.
  • App, SDK, OS and device metadata — signed.

Install

npm install @traceitx/react

Questions

How does TraceItX run on LG webOS?

webOS TV apps are web-based, so a React webOS app uses the React SDK. The report is the same signed envelope. There is no framework-agnostic build yet, so a non-React webOS app is not supported today.

What does an AI get from a webOS report?

A structured, typed envelope — DOM tree, focused element, screenshot, console and network — so an agent acts on the bug instead of asking what it is.