Browser automation agents fail at login flows and infra mismatches
Developers building browser-based AI agents consistently hit two critical failure modes: authentication walls (login, CAPTCHA, 2FA) that agents cannot navigate, and environment mismatches between local and production infrastructure. These failures undermine the reliability of agentic browser automation at scale and lack robust tooling solutions.
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