AI coding agents need browser evidence, not just code inspection

The strongest signal in today's Doramagic GitHub metrics was not an abstract agent framework. It was a practical browser-verification pack: In the 2026-05-20 sample, it had 120 clones, 60 unique cloners, and 44 views. The paths included traffic and commit-activity pages, which suggests readers were checking whether the pack was real enough to reuse. That signal matters because AI coding agents often fail at the same boundary: they can edit code, but they cannot always prove that the browser experience works.