Designing the handover: what your agent should do at a CAPTCHA, a passkey, or a booking form
Every agent demo ends the same way: the cursor moves, the form fills, the confirmation page appears, and the audience claps. The interesting engineering starts one step later — at the first screen the agent is not allowed to pass. That screen is not a bug to route around. A one-time code, a passkey…
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- 2026-11-14 15:54 · DEV Community — AI
Designing the handover: what your agent should do at a CAPTCHA, a passkey, or a booking form
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