Leveling Up Agent Browser: Giving Codex the Ability to Test Auth-Protected Pages
I gave my agent a tool to programmatically authenticate itself. Now it can navigate user pages and verify its work with a valid browser session.

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I'm a software engineer, designer, and the founder of Jellypod. I write about things I find interesting — practical applications of AI, product/design, & generative media tech.
I gave my agent a tool to programmatically authenticate itself. Now it can navigate user pages and verify its work with a valid browser session.
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Assigning issues to agents that actually create the entire PR is great, until you need to test what they wrote. Here's how we configured an end-to-end preview environment for Jellypod using Supabase, WorkOS, and Vercel to test agent-written PRs without ever testing the code locally.
It took 2 hours and $25 in tokens. When AI can create software overnight for a few dollars, why spend hundreds per month on SaaS?
I haven't opened a code editor in weeks. AI writes all my code. But my passion was never about writing code — it was about building cool things.