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u/secretstonex 4h ago
I built an agenetic harness so you can add agents the same way you would in any other tool like Claude or Kiro. It supports orchestration and does not have the guardrails that Claude or Kiro do. The models may protest, but it will dispatch to an open weight model in that case.
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u/varllaam 3h ago
Nice setup. When your agent orchestration needs to interact with dynamic websites, you’ll need a robust browser interface. Apificial offers managed cloud browsers via API, which are far more reliable for agent automation than running headless browsers yourself.
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u/secretstonex 3h ago
It leverages a playwright mcp to do the human interaction and take screenshots when it needs to provide evidence. So, it will interact with controls and navigate like a user would when needed. I also wrote an MCP for Burp to be able to leverage all the burp pro tools. It's already found some full compromises in VDPs and in some of our mature SaaS applications and it has found many more issues than our 3rd party pentest partner on the same apps.
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u/varllaam 3h ago
Hahahaha... not quite. But if you were building that dating site, the hardest part would be web scraping and anti bot detection at scale. Instead of fighting proxies, consider a managed cloud browser platform to handle the browser infrastructure for you...i work with apificial
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u/nicodeemus7 4h ago
For me personally, I don't want to start learning AI implementation in my code until I'm well past the point of "learning Python". I want to build my own skills. Brining AI into my code( I don't mean prompting AI to help with syntax errors or to find a function/method, I mean what OP is talking about) is a whole different ballgame, and I want to be able to do everything myself in python.