Really interesting! I talked to loop11 (QA testing company) and they think a lot about how companies should change their UI for AI agents. They will soon launch a feature to test your website not only with humans - but also with browser-use.
Then you can see where browser-use fails and adopt your UI to make it easier for browser-use, by e.g. having ALT texts and tool-tips ect.
I am the creator of browser-use and build it with the vision that most websites will take a long time to adopt.
One vision behind us is to predict from a website directly higher abstract functions which the agent only needs to call and we execute code to process that.
One interesting thing could be to write into the html directly API descriptions which the agent can you simultaneously.
Really interesting! I talked to loop11 (QA testing company) and they think a lot about how companies should change their UI for AI agents. They will soon launch a feature to test your website not only with humans - but also with browser-use. Then you can see where browser-use fails and adopt your UI to make it easier for browser-use, by e.g. having ALT texts and tool-tips ect.
I am the creator of browser-use and build it with the vision that most websites will take a long time to adopt.
One vision behind us is to predict from a website directly higher abstract functions which the agent only needs to call and we execute code to process that.
One interesting thing could be to write into the html directly API descriptions which the agent can you simultaneously.