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How do you stop a browser agent from acting on a page that already changed? We ended up putting the check inside the engine.

Been building a browser where a person and an agent share the same tabs, and the problem that ate the most design time wasn't the model, it was staleness. The agent reads the page, decides to click node 42, and by the time the click lands a modal has opened, the person has taken over, or the page n…

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  1. 2026-10-28 19:00 · r/AI_Agents
    How do you stop a browser agent from acting on a page that already changed? We ended up putting the check inside the engine.

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