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The four things I decided an agent needs before it can use my logged-in browser, and the one I still gate badly

Disclosure up front: this is about an open-source tool I wrote and maintain. Links go in the first comment, not here. The problem: I wanted Claude Code and Cursor to use the Chrome I am already signed into, not a headless instance with no cookies. The moment you do that, the agent is one bad instru…

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  1. 2026-09-25 19:25 · r/AI_Agents
    The four things I decided an agent needs before it can use my logged-in browser, and the one I still gate badly

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