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Authenticator, emailed and text codes, and where you stay in charge.
Read →Four checks: its own seat, approval, a log and revoke.
Read →Why sites say no, and how to work with their seats and rules.
Read →The six tools, a CLI and library stack compared, and where the password goes in each.
Read →npm install @runnerid/stagehand or @runnerid/playwright, pip install runnerid for Browser Use, the local MCP server, and the three cases.
Read →How to check whether a task finished, and what a useful run log shows.
Read →Staff, delegate and service provider seats, and how to take access back.
Read →The four walls: credentials, codes, blocked browsers and the agent's own limits.
Read →Claude Code, Claude custom connectors, Cursor mcp.json, and the 15 tools.
Read →Steel, Kernel and Browserbase with 1Password, and runnerID typing the login into a cloud browser over its CDP address.
Read →otplib, Browser Use, Browserbase, Steel, MCP servers, and runnerID fill_code and get_authenticator_code.
Read →Playwright storageState, Browser Use, Browserbase Contexts, Kernel and Steel profiles, and runnerID saved sessions.
Read →How emailed codes and sign-in links reach the agent, and how inbox APIs differ.
Read →Site rules, approval by email link, the log and revoke.
Read →Placeholders, saved sessions, vault autofill and agent identity.
Read →Inbox kits, payment kits, OAuth tool access and where runnerID fits.
Read →Where each one fills the password, and what else each covers.
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