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Unreliable Browser Automation
Browser automation agents break on logins, CAPTCHAs, dynamic UIs, and long workflows while burning excessive tokens.
In their words
I want to tell it, "Go do X on site Y," and have it actually work instead of getting stuck on a cookie popup or a React form that won't submit.
Falls apart at 20+ concurrent browser sessions.
the 80 percent is the doing. the last 20 is verification, and ai is not noticeably good at telling you what your check is quietly assuming.
It's a routinary task — working between two tabs.
I'd happily pay for one that saves me 30 minutes of clicking around every day without needing me to babysit it.
every fix I do dies with me and the agent is exactly as dumb the next morning
playwright mcp ate half my context on a basic form fill last week
i keep stacking random pieces and nothing sticks long enough to ship anything real
the main thing I am still trying to figure out is the best way to handle authenticated browser sessions in the cloud without making the whole thing expensive or risky
doesnt matter when your agent cant finish a checkout without losing cookies
one session yesterday ate through my whole weekly budget and it hadnt even finished checking two product pages
if an agent screws up at 3am I want evidence, not: TargetClosedError
I can easily automate websites with existing tools until I slam into that wall.
I need a solution to somehow interact with the web application of my company and automate the uploading and inputting of the document information into my company's database.
AI and automation developers
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/automation
- r/Playwright
- r/hermesagent
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/AiAutomations
- r/LLMDevs
- r/LocalLLM
Tools they use today
- Playwright
- Chrome
- Claude
- Claude Code
- MCP
- Hermes
- Browserbase
- CDP
Why those fall short
- fix and agent live in different places; fixes die with the person
- falls apart on logins and modern React frontends
- model refuses to insert passwords or click captchas
- sites score browser fingerprint and session history, not the agent
- SAMLResponse not visible in network logs; no API for needed calls
Map of ideas
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