Rill – Record browser tasks and share replays with diagnostics
Integrate Rill with your agents to see what happens when they use a browser. Give Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another agent a URL and task, and Rill captures the browser session as video with a synchronized timeline of clicks, navigation, console output, and network activity.
Rill – Record browser tasks and share replays with diagnostics launched on September 29, 2026.
In plain words
Rill is a browser recording tool that integrates with AI agents to capture and replay their interactions with websites. Users provide a URL and task, and Rill records the browser session as video with synchronized diagnostics including clicks, navigation, console output, and network activity. The tool runs in the cloud with no installation required, allowing teams to inspect what happened during agent operations, troubleshoot issues, and share recordings with diagnostics included. It's designed for developers and teams working with AI agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
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Give Rill a website and a task. Watch the browser recording, inspect console and network diagnostics, and share the result.
Give Rill a public URL and a task. It runs the browser and records what happens, so you can watch and share. Three steps from a URL to a recording you can replay, inspect, and share. Nothing to install for a cloud run. Rill follows your instructions in a cloud browser and records the run. Replay the video, inspect the diagnostics, and share a link when you’re ready. Watch how the browser moved through your product. Keep the recording beside the work, whether you’re exploring a flow or showing someone what happened. A page can look fine while a request fails behind it. Inspect console messages, network status codes, and browser events alongside the video. Share the video and diagnostics…from userill.dev
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