Our team is scattered—we’ve got people in different departments who need to handle web automation tasks, but most of them aren’t developers. We were stuck either hiring someone to code everything or manually doing repetitive browser work.
The challenge isn’t just the automation itself. It’s coordinating when you need multiple things to happen in sequence. We needed our team to log into a site, navigate to specific data, extract it, validate it against our database, and flag any discrepancies. All of this without writing a single line of code.
I started looking at how we could orchestrate this kind of workflow without dumping it all on engineering. The breakthrough was realizing we didn’t need one person doing everything. We needed agents working together—one handles login, one extracts data, one validates it. Each agent does its job well, and they communicate seamlessly.
What we found is that having multiple agents actually makes things clearer, not more complex. Each agent has a single responsibility. If something breaks, you know exactly which agent to look at. And since they’re orchestrated through a visual interface, non-technical team leads can see what’s happening at each step.
Has anyone else dealt with this? How are you handling end-to-end browser workflows when you need input from multiple team members?