[nicewood]

It might look like you initially, but then some sites might block you out after you had some agent runs. I had something like this after a couple local browser-use sessions. I think simple interactions like natural cursor movements vs. direct DOM selections can make quite a difference for these bot detectors.

[mattlondon]

Very likely. I suspect a key indicator for "bots" is speed of interaction - e.g. if there is "instant" (e.g. every few milliseconds or always 10milliseconds apart etc) clicks and keypresses etc then that looks very unnatural.

I suspect that a LLM would be slower and more irregular as it is processing the page and all that, vs a DOM-selector driven bot that will just machine-gun its way through in milliseconds.

Of course, Cloudflare and Google et al captchas cant see the clicks/keypresses within a given webpage - they'll only get to see the requests.