alt Hacker NewsBut we can use an LLM to write that script though and give that agent access to a browser to find DOM selectors etc. And than we have a stable script where we, if needed, manually can fix any LLM bugs just once…? I’m sure there are use cases with messy selectors as you say, but for me it feels like most cases are better covered by generating scripts.
Yeah we've though about this approach a lot - but the problem is if your final program is a brittle script, you're gonna need a way to fix it again often - and then you're still depending on recurrently using LLMs/agents. So we think its better to have the program itself be resilient to change instead of you/your LLM assistant having to constantly ensure the program is working.