What is Clawwork (hkuds)? The Browser Agent That Finally Understands the Web

I hate Selenium. There, I said it. I spent last Saturday night debugging a scraper that had been running perfectly for six months. The target website didn't even do a major redesign. They just changed a single CSS class name on their login button. One tiny change, and my entire script exploded. If you write automation scripts, you know this feeling. It is the absolute worst part of the job. We have been building bots that are "blind" for years. We tell them to click coordinate X or find ID Y. They do exactly what they are told, which is usually the problem. That is why I stopped scrolling when I saw a repository called hkuds/clawwork popping up all over my GitHub feed recently. It promised to fix the one thing that makes browser automation a nightmare: fragility. I decided to dig into it because I kept seeing people search for "what is Clawwork" or specifically looking for the hkuds version. I pulled the repo, burned through a bunch of API credits, and gave it a spin. Here is the hones