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by password-app 9mo ago
Browser automation finally works reliably enough for most tasks. Vision models have gotten good enough that AI agents can navigate dynamic websites without breaking on every UI change. I've been using this for automated password rotati
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by password-app 9mo ago
Congrats on shipping v1. The "sense-think-act" architecture is exactly what's needed for agentic workflows. Re: the login handling discussion upthread—I've been using browser-use for automated password rotation (breach r
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by password-app 9mo ago
This is exactly the right approach for sensitive data + LLMs. We use a similar pattern for password automation: - Credentials never flow through LLM context - Agent triggers actions via callbacks - Passwords injected at the last mile, invis
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by password-app 9mo ago
Formal verification for AI is fascinating, but the real challenge is runtime verification of AI agents. Example: AI browser agents can be exploited via prompt injection (even Google's new "User Alignment Critic" only catches
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by password-app 9mo ago
Impressive image quality improvements. Meanwhile, AI agents just crossed a milestone: Simular's Agent S hit 72.6% on OSWorld (human-level is 72.36%). We're seeing AI get better at both creative tasks (images) and operational tasks
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by password-app 9mo ago
This is why I'm skeptical of any app claiming "super secure" without open-source verification. The real lesson: assume every service will eventually leak something. Use unique passwords everywhere, enable 2FA, and rotate cred
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by password-app 9mo ago
Google discontinuing this is unfortunate timing given the recent breach surge (700Credit, SoundCloud, LinkedIn leak). Alternatives: haveibeenpwned.com (free), 1Password Watchtower, Bitwarden breach reports. The harder part isn't knowin
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Harvard Study: 36% of AI Agent Usage Is Productivity, Account Management Is #2(thepassword.app)
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by password-app 9mo ago
This is a great example of why AI automation needs careful oversight. When AI gets things wrong in high-visibility contexts like this, it erodes trust. The same principle applies to password management - automating password changes across d
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by password-app 9mo ago
The concurrency aspect is interesting - we're building password automation and one of the pain points is that most sites have rate limiting / bot detection that gets triggered if you try to parallelize password changes too aggress
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by password-app 9mo ago
Nice work on the human-in-the-loop approach. We're using a similar pattern for password automation - the AI handles the tedious clicking through password change flows, but the user explicitly selects which accounts to update. The chall
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by password-app 9mo ago
Working on The Password App ( https://thepassword.app ) - an AI-powered macOS desktop app that automatically rotates your passwords across websites. The problem: most people have 100+ accounts with weak/reused passwords. Chan
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by password-app 9mo ago
This is a great approach. We took a similar philosophy building password automation - the AI agent never sees actual passwords. Credentials are injected through a separate secure channel while the agent only sees placeholders like "[PA
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by password-app 11mo ago
all the AI chrome extensions are now unnecessary
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by password-app 1y ago
I’m working on an app which will change your passwords automatically! It will read your current passwords, log in to the website, then update it to a more secure password. Sign up for the waitlist: https://thepassword.app ! Once