Teach a browser task by example
Teach by Example is the shortest path from a familiar browser task to a visual Agent Team. You remain in control of the live session while Codelit retains only bounded semantic actions, text-redacted layout evidence, and the website boundary you approved.
Start with one outcome
Open a Browser Operator capability and choose Teach by example. Name the result, enter one credential-free HTTPS page, and state what visible page change proves the task is done.
- The feature requires Pro or Max because it allocates a managed browser.
- Provider video recording is disabled for teaching sessions.
- Raw keystrokes, entered values, passwords, tokens, and payment details are not retained.
Demonstrate in checkpoints
Perform one meaningful action in the embedded browser, then choose Capture checkpoint. Codelit records an accessible role, label, text, or test-id hint and a sanitized page boundary. Form values become named run inputs rather than copied values.
- Complete one small action.
- Give the checkpoint a plain-language name and capture it.
- Delete and repeat any checkpoint that does not describe the intended step.
Review the inferred team
Codelit creates a Browser Operator, an Outcome Verifier, run inputs, handoffs, evidence rules, and bounded retries. Low-confidence text targets and protected transitions are visibly marked and must be confirmed before the draft can be applied.
Preview before live
Run the content-free Sample preview first. It checks the reviewed sequence and domain boundary without opening the website. After the draft is added to Team Flow, the normal Sample, Live, approval, takeover, evidence, publish, and schedule controls remain authoritative.
- Every browser write pauses on its exact target and run-time value.
- A moved target stops or requests takeover instead of guessing.
- Delete teaching data at any point to remove checkpoints and redacted screenshots.