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Cloud Browser: A Secure Remote Browser Platform for Any AI Agent
A reference design for a model-neutral remote browser service: gateway, workers, WebRTC live view, approvals, SSRF guards, replay, and every config setting.
32 min readWhy Coding Agents Keep Reinventing the Browser
Why long-running coding agents converge on browser-shaped tooling: helper scripts, cookies as memory, compact page views, HTTP fallbacks and training-data bias.
12 min readWebMCP, Service-Level MCP or Plain Browser Use: Where Agent Tools Belong
A critical look at WebMCP: page tools versus service-level MCP and ordinary browser agents, covering sessions, OAuth CIMD, discovery, local state and ownership.
9 min readPlaywright or Browser Agents? Where Scripted Automation Still Wins
Playwright scripts vs MCP-driven browser agents: brittleness, determinism and cost, one invoice task done both ways, the security risks and when each wins.
8 min readBrowser Execution for AI Agents: Playwright, MCP and a Safe Executor
Browser execution for AI agents: a browser as runtime next to MCP and code mode, Playwright under the hood, secured with profiles, domain limits and policies.
14 min readPlaywright MCP Profiles: Why Login State Persists or Disappears
Playwright MCP profiles explained: how persistent, isolated and extension modes treat cookies and login state, how to tell which one runs, and security notes.
5 min readUnrestricted Browser Automation Agents with Node.js
A browser automation agent in Node.js with Playwright and the Gemini API: clear tool boundaries, safety gates before risky clicks and logs you can operate.
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