Last Wednesday, the login page broke again.
Clicking the button did nothing, and the console showed a harmless-looking 400. Out of habit, I copied the error into Claude Code and typed: “Help me figure out why login is failing.”
It quickly gave me three possibilities: missing parameters, a wrong API path, an expired token.
All plausible, and all useless.
I had left out the most important piece of information: the “Login” button had been pushed outside the form area by a newly added global style. The click event was never bound to that button. You can’t see that in the console, and it’s not obvious from the code alone, but in a screenshot you’d spot it at a glance.
After that, I changed how I phrase requests.
Now, instead of pasting an error and asking it to guess, I first show it the scene.
