agent-browser 'saved flows': record a browser task once, replay it with no browser
HankYeomans · x · 2026-11-14
ctatedev demos a new experiment in agent-browser called saved flows: save a browser task as a reusable flow, then run it again later with new inputs — without launching a browser at all. Use cases include checking a product's daily price, looking up order status, or pulling this week's dashboard numbers.
Key numbers: a 13.7 KB page becomes 328 bytes of data; new params on every run; only the fields you ask for are returned; and your agent discovers these flows when it opens the site. The payoff is near-zero token cost and instant results for recurring web queries.
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