AI agents hit a wall trying to buy things on Amazon. Login requirements, anti-bot defenses, credential handling, email confirmations, and embedded payment iframes all break the flow. The real world is messier than the demos.
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I think it's full of edge cases. Let's say you want to buy something on Amazon. Oh, suddenly you need to have a confirmation. Oh, you need to log in. Oh, you need to have a persistent login. Oh, LinkedIn blocks you and they think you're a bot. Oh no, Amazon thinks you're a bot and they block you. And then, oh, when you do the checkout process, you want to add your credentials in a secure way without giving it to the LLM. And then, oh, it asks you for confirmation from your email. For often checkout flows, you don't really interact with the actual site, but it's like a cross-origin iframe. So it streams Another page, for example, from Stripe into Amazon.