xstate-inspection

You can trace XState spawned child actor behavior by attaching an inspector to the actor system. This captures actor creation, event sending, and state updates, allowing you to trace the exact events and state changes leading up to the unexpected behavior.

The Stately Inspector connects to XState v5 actor systems to provide real-time state visualization and interaction. It connects via the Inspect API and the `@statelyai/inspect` package, allowing developers to visually monitor actor lifecycles and event flows.

You can log XState inspection events to the console by using the Inspect API to attach a listener to your actor system. This observer captures and outputs all actor lifecycle events, state transitions, and event flows for debugging purposes.

Yes, the XState inspection skill works specifically with XState v5 actor systems. It requires integration with the `createActor` function to properly observe and debug actor lifecycles, state transitions, and event flows.

To debug XState actor systems visually, attach an inspector using the XState v5 Inspect API to observe actor lifecycle events, state transitions, and event flows in real time. This integration requires using the `createActor` function and optionally the `@statelyai/inspect` package for visual debugging.