Active visual probes help browser agents act more accurately

The authors let agents verify links between webpage structure and pixels before acting, while retaining only decision-relevant evidence.

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Keliang Li · Heng Wang · Chen Hu · Daxin Jiang · Hong Chang · Shiguang Shan

Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences · University of Chinese Academy of Sciences · StepFun

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Li et al.

The authors built a probing interface that connects structured webpage metadata, such as DOM elements, with screenshot evidence at decision time.

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From Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences and 2 others

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Active visual probes improve browser-agent task success by verifying DOM-to-pixel alignment on demand while retaining compact, decision-relevant memory.

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