Add blog post on using AI coding agents with Selenium - #2853
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Announces the new AI agents documentation page added in #2846. The post takes the angle that agents are not hallucinating when they emit Selenium 3 code - they were taught by a decade of blog posts and tutorials, a good share of which this community wrote, and which still outnumber everything published since. From there it pulls out the three things worth acting on: point the agent at llms.txt, write the project rules into AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, and let it drive a real browser so locators are verified rather than inferred. Singles out one pattern for review: agents "fixing" a flaky test by raising a timeout or adding a sleep, which hides the race instead of removing it. Links to the documentation page rather than restating it, so the post stays short and the docs remain the reference. Co-Authored-By: Copse <noreply@copse.dev> Copse-Models: acp:claude-agent-acp#opus[1m]
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Announces the new AI agents documentation page added in #2846. The post takes the angle that agents are not hallucinating when they emit Selenium 3 code - they were taught by a decade of blog posts and tutorials, a good share of which this community wrote, and which still outnumber everything published since. From there it pulls out the three things worth acting on: point the agent at llms.txt, write the project rules into AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, and let it drive a real browser so locators are verified rather than inferred. Singles out one pattern for review: agents "fixing" a flaky test by raising a timeout or adding a sleep, which hides the race instead of removing it. Links to the documentation page rather than restating it, so the post stays short and the docs remain the reference. Copse-Models: acp:claude-agent-acp#opus[1m] Co-authored-by: Copse <noreply@copse.dev> [deploy site] 94c7cbd
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Announces the AI agents documentation page added in #2846.
The post takes the angle that agents are not hallucinating when they emit Selenium 3 code — they were taught by a decade of blog posts and tutorials, a good share of which this community wrote, and which still outnumber everything published since. From there it pulls out the three things worth acting on:
llms.txtAGENTS.md/CLAUDE.mdIt singles out one pattern for review: agents "fixing" a flaky test by raising a timeout or adding a sleep, which hides the race instead of removing it.
The post links to the documentation page rather than restating it, so it stays short and the docs remain the reference.
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chrome_fornightly_releases.md. I was not able to run a local Hugo build to confirm rendering, so worth a look on the deploy preview.[deploy site]in the commit, so this will not deploy on merge.🤖 Generated with Claude Code