Tried cooking up some code with Julia Child and promptly broke the recipe (ahem, application).

Thankfully, Multiplayer had the whole thing recorded: every click, trace, payload and header from deep inside the system.👇

Multiplayer transforms the chaos of support tickets. Eliminate manual work, hot potato hand-offs and grepping through log files. 👇

Multiplayer removes the anguish from customer support ticketing and bug fixing.

What anguish you ask? This one 👇

Just finished a chat with Doc Brown. He kept yelling about the “flux capacitor” but I’m pretty sure it was an error in the code. 😅

It just takes one perfectly captured full stack session recording to figure it all out. 👇

How to bring your live system into your AI IDE during MCP demo night.

📅 Tomorrow, Wed, Oct 22 @ 6 PM
📍 MongoDB HQ – New York

Pikachu would tell you: “Catch a bug. Not a Pokémon.” … we think.

Turns out Pikachu’s biggest weakness isn’t ground-type attacks. It’s backend latency. I watched the whole thing unfold in the session replay.

“Is this the real bug? Or it’s just fantasy?” 👈 Strong start to my chat with Freddie Mercury about our latest bug.

Luckily, Multiplayer caught the whole performance: frontend, backend, and the error’s big solo.

👀 Did you know that with Multiplayer you can:

👉 Use a single API authentication key for both frontend and backend data,

OR

👉  Generate separate API authentication keys for frontend and backend if you want stricter separation or different access scopes

“Beautiful your code is not, improve it you must.” Yoda doesn’t hold back and he roasted my code again. 😅

At least I recorded the evidence. Frontend, backend, errors and all.