The shift from "click and hope" to explicit post-conditions is the right framing.
We've been building agent-based automation and the reliability problem is brutal. An agent can be 95% accurate on each step, but chain ten steps together and you're at 60% success rate. That's not usable.
Curious about the failure modes though. What happens when the verification itself is wrong? Like, the cart shows updated on screen but the verification layer checks a stale element?
We've been building agent-based automation and the reliability problem is brutal. An agent can be 95% accurate on each step, but chain ten steps together and you're at 60% success rate. That's not usable.
Curious about the failure modes though. What happens when the verification itself is wrong? Like, the cart shows updated on screen but the verification layer checks a stale element?