AgentsRoom Browser Automation: your AI coding agent checks its work in a real browser
A real session, filmed in the app: an AI coding agent allowed to drive the browser built into AgentsRoom adds a newsletter signup to a local shop page. It opens the page itself, types a test email and clicks Subscribe, sees that the form stays on screen, fixes its own styles and tries again, then reports what it saw in the browser.
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Your AI agent says it's done. This one actually checked. This is AgentsRoom, the desktop app where your AI coding agents work side by side.
On the right, a real browser shows my shop's website, running on my computer. This agent is allowed to drive that browser. It's one switch, in the list at the top of the panel.
I ask it for a newsletter signup at the bottom of the page, then to open the site in the browser, try it with a test email, and tell me what it sees. First it writes the code: an email field, a Subscribe button and a thank-you message . Then it opens the page itself, in the browser next to our conversation.
The new section is there. It types a test email and clicks Subscribe . The thank-you message appears, but the form stays on screen.
It noticed, fixed its own styles, and tried again. Now the form gives way to the message. Then it tells me what it saw: what was wrong on the first try, and the result after the fix.
Your agent doesn't just say it's done, it checks. Browser Automation is in AgentsRoom, for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents. The link is in the description.