分析为何浏览器自动化难以应用于个人场景

I'm using @OpenClaw for almost entirely work-related use cases at this point and I was thinking about why. 

I realized an entire industry needs to change and the first companies to do it will have a massive advantage. 

Two factors make personal-use cases much more difficult to implement:

1. Browser-use is extremely brittle. Publishers and website owners do not want automated systems using their websites. Publishers see it as scraping. They actively prevent automated usage. 
2. Many consumer targeted apps/websites do not offer APIs. Why would they? Consumers generally don't need that. 

This combination makes it very difficult to achieve personal-automation use cases since most of them require navigating websites. 

Some example:
> Buy something for me on Amazon
> Renew my car registration on the DMV
> Get me tickets to the movie on Friday

Publishers need to build for an agentic future. The first ones to do so will win.