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Summary
Microsoft Foundry's Browser Automation Tool has reached general availability (GA). It lets AI agents browse websites, fill out forms, and execute multi-step processes from natural-language instructions, using managed browser sessions provided by Playwright Workspaces without installing a browser lo…
Key points
- For internal or legacy systems without APIs, developers can use browser automation to let agents complete workflows without first reworking the systems.
- Most enterprise processes still stall at interfaces without APIs; browser automation is a practical bridge to bring agents into real operations.
- Developers can build agents on Azure with managed sessions and human oversight to control risk; adoption still requires setting permissions and data boundaries.
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