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I Broke a Browser Agent on Purpose. Spotting the Fault Was Not the Same as Fixing It

October 27, 2026

I replayed correct model decisions through four broken browser actions. A simple page check missed half of the wrong clicks, and raised a false alarm on every click that worked inside an embedded page.

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