New research: browser agent predicts your next action from page and history alone
aidangch · x · 2026-09-22
KicksCharlie's team unveiled new research arguing that "prompting is temporary" and the future of computer use is completely unprompted.
Their browser agent predicts the user's next action using only the current page content and recent browsing history—no explicit instructions needed—pointing toward agents that anticipate intent rather than wait for prompts.
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