Find bugs and bottlenecks without digging through scattered logs. Inspect anything in one place—while MCP gives your agent exact context with less guessing and fewer tokens.
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Here’s what could make the New Debug Bar even better.
View the roadmap on GitHubFind every retained page, API, command, test, and worker profile from the browser.
Compare duration, queries, failures, and section activity between two profiles.
Show failed SQL with its bindings, connection, exception, and application source.
Explain where request time went across captured layers without counting the same work twice.
Let an app decide whether to capture one request after route and authentication context is known.
Inspect components, props, partial or deferred data, and the application source behind a response.
Inspect agents, providers, models, token use, tool calls, and failures.
See which feature flags were evaluated and the value each request received.
Add application messages, timers, measurements, and manually reported exceptions.
Let packages add bounded inspector sections while keeping redaction and MCP access intact.
Open captured source in a local editor even when Laravel runs in Docker or on a remote machine.
Expose useful request timing in browser developer tools without opening the inspector.