Keep ZIP validation above the checkout bar
mainThe fixed bar covered the ZIP error. This change reserves space below the form and scrolls the invalid field into view.


One captured session. 950,931 tokens at full detail. Your agent shouldn’t have to read it all.
Scroll to follow the evidenceSame 0–13,182-second range in every row. These are signal-context totals from one session, not video-token estimates or a benchmark.
Same time range. Different kinds and grains of detail. Try the controls and see how much less the agent needs to read.
Try a configuration. Actual debugger totals from one session.
An error tag in the checkout journey gives the agent a place to look. The agent reviews the surrounding 47 seconds.
Delivery options loaded. Payment was never requested. The failure sits between those two facts.
GET /delivery-options200
Continue to paymentclick
AddressValidationErrorerror
Continue to paymentretry
Continue to paymentretry
Screenshots show what the shopper saw. The Sightmap-enriched accessibility tree names the components and exposes the error hidden beneath the checkout bar.

[ShippingForm]
[ZipCodeInput] value="9410"
[AddressValidationError]
role: alert · tag: error
Enter a 5-digit ZIP code
to continue.
[StickyCheckoutBar]
[ContinueButton]Present in the tree. Covered on screen.
Your agent carries Subtext screenshots into the pull request, showing what went wrong and how the change makes the error visible.
mainThe fixed bar covered the ZIP error. This change reserves space below the form and scrolls the invalid field into view.


review-search finds other sessions that reached /checkout. Review the matches to separate the same bug from different outcomes.
Give your agent a journey worth reviewing. It finds the sessions, investigates the friction, and brings back the evidence.
Token totals come from a separate captured session. The checkout journey, Sightmap names, and pull request are illustrative; checkout screenshots come from a working example. Daily runs require a schedule in your agent environment. The terrain illustrates information density. Inspired by Attention Is a Zoom and A Map, Not a Movie.