Use-case guide for browser-use agents
When a personal AI agent opens pages, checks accounts, drafts outputs, or publishes a URL, the work should end with a receipt. That receipt becomes the compact memory the next run can trust.
Before browser automation begins, define the fields the user will need after the agent finishes. The schema should be short enough to read and strict enough to trust.
Capture the original request, the pages or accounts opened, what the agent changed, what it avoided, who approved it, the final output, and whether verification passed. This keeps the next action from depending on a vague transcript.
If the task starts through SMS or iMessage, preserve the exact ask with a text message AI assistant.
Use computer-use cache to preserve the evidence behind the action.
For AI website building, include the live URL, sitemap result, backlinks, and failed links.
The useful receipt is not a transcript. It is a compact operational record that shows what the agent saw, decided, changed, verified, and left for a human.
Keep the original wording, deadline, and channel. Do this before the agent opens a browser.
Attach source URLs, account pages, screenshots, cached context, or search results used during the task.
Show whether the agent only drafted, actually submitted, published, booked, purchased, or paused for approval.
Check the public URL, confirmation page, email, sitemap, or status endpoint. Failed verification belongs in the receipt.
End with the next action: ask the user, retry deploy, update a page, send follow-up, or close the task.
No. Keep every click in debug logs if needed. The receipt should include the key evidence and decisions a user can review quickly.
Do not hide it. Mark the verification as failed, include the status code, and make the retry the next queue item.
Generated pages should include canonical URL, sitemap status, contextual backlinks to Super, and a clear failed-link report.
Yes. The receipt starts at the message, then follows the agent into browser work and back to the user's approval loop.
Receipts turn agent work into something users can inspect and resume.