Five AI agent browser recipes you can run today
Five complete AI agent browser automation examples: Claude Code over MCP, Playwright over CDP, a scheduled headless job, a human hand-off, and two accounts side by side.
ReadHow to give an AI agent a browser safely
Give an AI agent its own browser profile, its own limited key, sign-ins it can use but never read, and a person for the login. Step by step with Claude Code.
ReadHow we benchmark AI agents in a browser: 50 tasks, open harness, raw results
The method behind our AI agent browser benchmark: 50 public web tasks, the same agent twice, scoring by program, the results, and how to rerun it yourself.
ReadHow websites recognise automated and headless browsers
The signals sites use to spot automated and headless browsers: automation flags, headless differences, fingerprint contradictions, TLS, behaviour and IP reputation.
ReadHuman hand-off for AI agents: let a person finish logins, 2FA and CAPTCHAs
Human in the loop for browser agents: the agent pauses, you finish the sign-in, 2FA code or CAPTCHA in the same window, and it carries on. How it works.
ReadPlaywright in a real browser profile: attach over CDP, not a fresh browser
Run Playwright scripts inside a saved browser profile with its own cookies, fingerprint and proxy: start the profile, then connectOverCDP. Node and Python examples.
ReadWhat is an MCP browser? Giving Claude, Cursor and other agents a real browser
An MCP browser is a browser an AI agent drives through the Model Context Protocol. What it exposes, local vs remote, and how to set one up in Claude and Cursor.
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