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COMPUTER-USE AND BROWSER AGENTS
Part 10 of 10
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING
• What is the basic cycle of a computer-use agent?
◦ Answer: Take a screenshot, decide the next action, carry it out with a simulated click or keystroke, then take a new screenshot.
• When should you prefer an API over computer use?
◦ Answer: Whenever a good API exists, because it is faster, cheaper, and more reliable.
• Why are browser agents especially exposed to prompt injection?
◦ Answer: They are built to read and act on arbitrary page content that anyone may have written.
• Name two containment measures for a browser agent.
◦ Answer: Any two of isolation, a site allow-list, blocking dangerous actions, human approval, logging, budgets, and a kill switch.
• Why run the agent in an isolated environment?
◦ Answer: Screenshots and actions may expose private data or cause damage, and isolation keeps anything valuable out of reach.
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