Explore our collection of insights and guides on ai agents.
Four platforms that pause an AI agent before a high-stakes action and hand the decision to a person. Compare Webfuse, HumanLayer, LangGraph and Velt on where the pause happens, what the reviewer sees, and what each one leaves you to build.
Connecting an AI agent to the live web means choosing an actuation layer. Compare headless browsers, browser-use frameworks, cloud browsers, WebMCP, and live-session actuation across latency, security, and scale.
Headless browsers run on remote servers; live sessions run inside the user's own browser. Compare both for customer-facing AI agents across latency, authentication, and governance.
The five best tools for letting an AI agent guide a user through a live website in 2026. Compare Webfuse, Cobrowse.io, Alibaba Page Agent, Skyvern and Browserbase on whose browser the agent acts in, human takeover, install requirements and reach.
MCP and WebMCP are not the same. The architectural difference, when to use each, and how to combine server-side and browser-native tools.
Browser-Use vs Playwright in 2026 for AI agent control: compare autonomy vs determinism, architecture, MCP integration, performance, cost, and when to choose each (or combine them).
A practical guide to Alibaba's open-source Page Agent: how it works, how to build a support chatbot with it, and where its limits show.
How combining Webfuse zero-code co-browsing, Chrome's WebMCP protocol, and a conversational voice agent turns the browser into the fastest path to agentic customer journeys - no SDKs, no installs, no friction.
How AI agents now plan, write, test and deploy code: SWE-bench results, productivity impact, leading tools and the challenges that remain.
Lightpanda, Browser-Use and Stagehand compared for 2026: where each fits, how they trade off speed and determinism, and how to combine them.
Learn how indirect prompt injection targets browser AI agents, how malicious sites can trigger data leaks or unsafe actions, and which architecture, sandboxing, permission, and approval controls reduce risk.
Compare agent-browser, Puppeteer and Playwright for AI agents in 2026: browser support, token efficiency and when to use each.
What is WebMCP? How the browser API lets sites expose tools to AI agents, how it differs from MCP, and how to test it in Chrome.
Compare the best MCP servers for browser automation in 2026, including Playwright MCP, Browserbase, mcp-chrome, Browser Use, Webfuse, and Chrome DevTools MCP.
Playwright vs Puppeteer for AI agents in 2026: browser support, locators, reliability on dynamic pages, CDP access and when to pick each.
Understand how web-based user interfaces can be serialised for use with LLM-based web agents.
Get an idea of agents and how to build AI agents that browse the web: key concepts, terminology, and challenges.
We built a tool that lets you automate tasks on the web on top of Webfuse and Microsoft Copilot. It can handle internet-based tasks directly in your browser, with no installation required. In this article, we'll cover our approach, challenges, highlights, and surprises along the way.