01Why browser-use workflows need action controls
A browser-use agent turns model decisions and page context into browser actions. Untrusted content, sensitive credentials, and state-changing workflows make the execution boundary a critical control point.
02What to govern first
Start with domain scope, credential use, destructive actions, payments, file movement, form submissions, and script evaluation. Decide which actions are allowed, blocked, changed, or held for approval.
03Keep decisions connected to context
Send the proposed action with relevant user, tenant, session, and target context. Apply the returned policy outcome before the action reaches the browser.