Browser-agent builder asks whether website drift still breaks self-healing workflows
ryicean · reddit · 2026-07-27
The author is building a tool for browser agents that can deterministically replay learned actions on site interfaces while also detecting element shifts and layout drift.
They ask power users how often agents break when a website changes, what the current fix is, whether self-healing tools are reliable enough to trust, and whether users prefer:
- an open-source, self-hosted procedure cache
- a shared database of procedures that everyone can run for free
The post is essentially a product-research thread about browser-agent robustness and self-healing workflows.
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