Frequently Asked Questions From Multiplayer
How is Multiplayer different from traditional session replay tools?
Traditional replay tools are UI-only theater. They show *what the user saw*—but not *why it broke*. Multiplayer shows both: the rendered screen *and* the exact 401 response from Auth0, the 2.4s Redis timeout, the misconfigured CORS header, and the downstream service that never responded. It’s the difference between watching a crime scene replay—and having the full forensic report, witness statements, and security footage, all timestamped and cross-referenced.
Can Multiplayer help with bugs that are hard to reproduce?
Absolutely—and that’s where it shines brightest. With conditional recording, Multiplayer detects anomalies (e.g., uncaught promise rejections, sudden latency spikes, unexpected status codes) and captures the *entire* session—frontend, network, backend—in real time. No user action needed. No reproduction steps required. Just pure, deterministic context for every elusive failure.
How does Multiplayer integrate with AI coding tools?
Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP)—the emerging standard for structured AI-tool communication. Multiplayer serves rich, typed context bundles: user actions as event streams, network calls as OpenAPI-annotated objects, traces as W3C-compliant spans, and annotations as semantic tags. Your AI IDE consumes this natively—no parsing, no prompting, no hallucination. Just accurate, auditable, production-grade output.
What recording modes does Multiplayer offer?
Three intelligent, production-safe options: On-Demand (human-triggered for known issues), Continuous (full fidelity, privacy-aware recording for compliance-sensitive environments), and Conditional (event-driven capture based on custom SLOs, errors, or performance thresholds). All modes respect data governance rules—PII masking, header sanitization, and opt-in consent built-in.
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