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Minor Changes

  • 0c307e2: Track and expose component error/warning counts

    Components now track error and warning counts from the React DevTools protocol (UPDATE_ERRORS_OR_WARNINGS operations).

    • New errors command lists components with non-zero error or warning counts
    • get component output includes error/warning counts when non-zero
    • Tree, search, and component output annotates affected components (e.g., @c5 [fn] Form ⚠2 ✗1)
  • 65c391f: Add profile diff <before.json> <after.json> command

    • Compares two profiling exports side by side
    • Shows regressed, improved, new, and removed components
    • Aggregates by display name, computes avg/max duration deltas
    • Configurable threshold filters noise from insignificant changes (default 5%, adjust with --threshold)
    • No daemon required - works purely on exported JSON files
  • 5c5ace6: Add profile export <file> command

    • Exports profiling session as a JSON file compatible with the React DevTools Profiler
    • Import the file in the browser extension's Profiler tab to visualize flame graphs, ranked charts, and commit timelines
    • Includes commit data, fiber durations, change descriptions, effect durations, and component snapshots
  • b0e64b8: Pagination and sorting for profile timeline

    Large profiling sessions no longer flood agent context with hundreds of commits:

    • Default limit of 20: profile timeline returns at most 20 entries unless --limit N is specified.
    • --offset N flag: Skip the first N commits for pagination.
    • --sort duration: Sort commits by render duration (slowest first) instead of chronological order.
    • Paginated header: Output shows Commit timeline (showing 1–20 of 87): when paginated, or Commit timeline (87 commits): when all results fit on one page.
  • a1bed65: Smart tree truncation and subtree extraction for large component trees

    Large React apps (500-2000+ components) now produce much smaller get tree output:

    • Host filtering by default: <div>, <span>, and other host components are hidden (use --all to show them). Host components with keys or custom element names are always shown.
    • Sibling collapsing: When a parent has many children with the same display name (e.g. list items), only the first 3 are shown with a ... +N more ComponentName summary.
    • Summary footer: Output ends with N components shown (M total) so the agent knows how much was filtered.
    • --max-lines N flag: Hard cap on output lines to stay within context budgets.
    • Subtree extraction: get tree @c5 shows only the subtree rooted at a specific component. Labels are re-assigned starting from @c1 within the subtree. Combine with --depth N to limit depth within the subtree.
  • c7127db: Add uninit command to reverse framework configuration

    agent-react-devtools uninit removes the changes made by init — restoring your config files to their original state.

    • Supports all frameworks: Vite, Next.js (Pages Router and App Router), CRA
    • --dry-run flag previews what would be removed without writing any files
    • Safe to run on projects not configured by init (no-op)

Patch Changes

  • 68bd0fc: Auto-restart daemon when CLI detects the binary has been rebuilt since the daemon started. Previously, rebuilding the package required manually stopping and restarting the daemon for changes to take effect.

  • 90d1344: Fix component inspection crash and unresolvable find results

    • Fixed a crash in hook parsing that caused get component to silently time out on all components in affected apps
    • Components outside the labeled tree range now show a usable ID (e.g. @c?(id:667)) in find results