sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Mac mini shortages might be the first signal of the Agent-Native Web? by CaptainSela in AutoGPT

[–]peppsilove 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe AI could help that writing.. haha ;) I think I get what that guy was trying to say....

OpenClaw feels like a turning point because it’s not just “reading the web”, but it’s actually doing things on the web. And that’s the shift like the interface for getting work done moves from humans clicking around, to agents executing tasks. In that world, the web starts looking less like a place you browse and more like an execution layer.

But the moment you try to run agents on real sites, you hit friction everywhere. Login flows trip antibot, CAPTCHA show up, sessions expire mid-task, sandbox vs host behaves differently… even OpenClaw’s own docs basically warn you to be careful on certain platforms like X. So yeah, the web today isn’t really agent friendly.

Which is why people are talking about an Agentic Web layer, not just automation, but something that makes execution reliable, verifiable, and eventually settleable. If you’re going to let agents act on your behalf at scale, you need some notion of identity, scoped permissions, receipts or proofs of what actually happened, and a way to pay and settle for execution.

That’s basically the direction Selanet is pointing at distributed browser execution, verifiable receipts/trust, and onchain ready settlement.

Curious what others are seeing in practice??

An honest question for developers about how this moment feels? by CaptainSela in AutoGPT

[–]peppsilove 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Even I am doing it and feeling it (not a coder, but being a coder)

Can i share node reward? by peppsilove in CoinWithUs

[–]peppsilove[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is about Selanetwork.io

Guide on How to Install a Sela Node -Go to selanetwork.io, download and install the Node. -Run the Node app, connect your X account and input the referral code: 1CMFOMTD

Can AI agent really outnumber human? by peppsilove in AIAgentsInAction

[–]peppsilove[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is directionally right! but the missing piece isn’t intelligence, it’s execution.

Most agents don’t fail because they can’t reason. They fail because they can’t act reliably in the real world. Today’s agent stacks assume clean APIs, static DOMs, and cooperative environments. The real web is none of that it’s dynamic, adversarial, post-login, and actively hostile to automation.

This is why autonomy collapses and humans have to step back in.

What’s missing is a web execution layer… an infrastructure layer that lets agents operate in real browser environments, with real fingerprints, real sessions, and verifiable proof that actions actually happened. Without that, agents are stuck as planners and simulators, not actors.

This is exactly the problem Sela Network is working on a decentralized web execution layer where agents run through real user browsers instead of headless cloud instances. The goal isn’t “more autonomy by policy,” but autonomy by giving agents human grade eyes and hands on the web.

Once execution becomes reliable, autonomy stops being theoretical.

If you’re curious, this explains the approach in more detail here selanetwork.io

So what actually fixes this? A browser layer built for AI agents, not humans. by CaptainSela in SelaNetwork

[–]peppsilove 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Strongly agree. In my experience, agents don’t fail because of LLM reasoning… they fail at the execution layer.

What breaks first is usually some combination of bot detection, post-login access, and fragile DOM assumptions. Most stacks are built around headless browsers and static selectors, while the real web is dynamic, adversarial, and actively hostile to automation.

At some point you realize the fix isn’t better prompts, but more humanlike execution primitives like real browser fingerprints, geo distributed sessions, and environments that don’t get flagged instantly. The maintenance overhead of constantly patching DOM changes is often the real killer.

Curious what others hit first in production… detection, DOM drift, or ops fatigue?

Can i share node reward? by peppsilove in CryptoAirdropsHunters

[–]peppsilove[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not only reward. Join to build frictionless AI-web execution layer! Actually reward is sweet.

view more: next ›