AI workflows evolve from manual prompt experimentation to autonomous agents using external tools, then to codified patterns. Browserbase's Stagehand framework automates these actions, but moving automation off your machine makes control harder to manage.
you're sort of taking this level up, right? And going from like the prompt-based exploration, which is what Demetrius was talking about, to maybe prompt-based execution, you know, an AI-centric script of, you know, getting the AI to do the work agentically and use tools from MCP to get it done. And then as you get that, being able to say, okay, well now I've got a pattern. Can I express this in code? And that's something that AI does really well is write code for you. And so like Browserbase has a framework called Stagehand, which you can use to articulate these are things I want it to do. Now, the tricky part with that is, as you get more and more removed from, you know, having the control of your individual machine or having the control of the individual you, it becomes harder to
