Most browser automation examples start with selectors. Find the button, identify the input, write the script, and hope the page does not change before the next run.
That approach works, but it becomes awkward when a site requires real browser interaction. Some information only appears after a click. Some pages run browser checks. And if the agent is running on a remote server, even launching and maintaining a local browser can become a project of its own.
In this walkthrough, I connected an agent to a Zyte CDP browser through Playwright CLI and gave it instructions in plain language. The interesting part was not simply connecting to a remote browser. It was seeing what the agent could do once it had access to a real, interactive browser session.
Video timestamps are included throughout this post.
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