guard402

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   by guard402 7mo ago

   We tested this systematically and the results are more nuanced than you might expect. We built a hotel listing page with a display:none injection ($189 listing with a hidden override to book $4,200) and tested six DOM extraction APIs via Ch
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   by guard402 7mo ago

   Interesting approach to a real problem. One thing worth considering: the content entering the context window isn't always trusted, and compression may interact with that in non-obvious ways. If an agent reads external web pages via MCP
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   by guard402 7mo ago

   We tested this — the default take_snapshot path (Accessibility.getFullAXTree) is safe. It filters display:none elements because they're excluded from the accessibility tree. But evaluate_script is the escape hatch. If an agent runs doc