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I've been using the Safari MCP in a "grocery agent" tool I built. It takes the weekly menu my wife puts together, turns it into a shopping list, and then uses S
by nozzlegear 11d ago
I've been using the Safari MCP in a "grocery agent" tool I built. It takes the weekly menu my wife puts together, turns it into a shopping list, and then uses Safari to add things to the shopping cart on Walmart's website. It's pretty solid, I like it more than the Chrome dev protocol I had been using before Safari.
- josh_p 11d agoHow are you getting around bot detection shutting you out? I tried exactly this but for stop and shop.
- nozzlegear 11d agoI've actually never had it trip any bot detection, captchas, or anything like that, and haven't built anything into it for evading detection. If I had to guess, it's because I make sure to manually sign in to my Walmart account before it begins adding things to the cart.
- s900mhz 11d agoThis is the case for me too. If I try to automate sign in, it trips bot detection. But if I manually sign in then let the agent rip, I'm fine.
- moeadham 11d agoi ended up having to hot swap in an abliterated model just to solve the captchas and then move on.
- embedding-shape 11d agoNot on macOS but have my own browser extension basically doing the same with Firefox, for use with agents. It's using a clone of my real Firefox profile, and can "ping" me if it encounters a page that needs my human input, like a login page (as I don't give it access to my password manager) or captcha page. Although sometimes it "bypasses" the captcha page by itself, even though I've instructed it not to...