Add Broccoli — AI Debugger to Productivity - #529
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Adds Broccoli — AI Debugger under Productivity (alphabetically, after Bookmarks).
Broccoli is a published VS Code extension: an AI agent that drives VS Code's real debugger — breakpoints, stepping, live variable inspection over the Debug Adapter Protocol — and proposes fixes as diffs you approve (nothing is written silently). It can also run a localhost MCP server so external agents like Claude Code and Cursor can debug through the editor.
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