Where Browser Agents Save Time in Real Teams—and Where They Still Break
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Browser agents are most useful in bounded, reviewable, partially automated workflows—not in universal web automation. Their strongest fit is repetitive, low-risk work with clear success criteria and clear human fallback.
The key question is not whether the agent can click through a demo. It is whether the team can maintain, verify, and safely recover the workflow after page changes or failures.
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