It seems clear AI agents are going to start using the software we all designed for humans, whether we want them to or not. Is anyone redesigning their UI/UX or API to allow Agent use? I’d like to explore best practices with other technical leaders.<p>Some of my thoughts are here: https://fromzero.ghost.io/redesigning-browser-ux-ui-what-ai-agents-expect-and-need/
Really interesting! I talked to loop11 (QA testing company) and they think a lot about how companies should change their UI for AI agents. They will soon launch a feature to test your website not only with humans - but also with browser-use.
Then you can see where browser-use fails and adopt your UI to make it easier for browser-use, by e.g. having ALT texts and tool-tips ect.<p>I am the creator of browser-use and build it with the vision that most websites will take a long time to adopt.<p>One vision behind us is to predict from a website directly higher abstract functions which the agent only needs to call and we execute code to process that.<p>One interesting thing could be to write into the html directly API descriptions which the agent can you simultaneously.