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GuidesOctober 2, 2025· 7 min read
Taking browser agents to production
The checklist we wish every team had before shipping a browser agent to real users.
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Priya N.
Developer Relations
A browser agent that works in a notebook is not the same as one that works for a thousand users. Here is the short list that gets you from the first to the second.
- Cap every step with a timeout
- Save a trace on every run
- Use profiles to stay logged in
- Route heavy jobs through dedicated IPs
- Alert on success rate, not just errors
Reliability is a feature
Users forgive a slow agent long before they forgive a flaky one. Most of this list is about turning flaky into predictable.
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