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Really glad someone laid out the cost ranges this clearly, I see so many companies jumping straight to full agentic builds when a simple task agent would do the job. The procurement workflow example is spot on btw, thats exactly the kind of messy multi-step process where the extra autonomy actually pays off. I liked the cost-per-task metric idea too, most teams I know just stare at the monthly API bill and panic. Honestly the line about choosing the simplest architecture that delivers the outcome should be printed on a poster in every CTO office lol.
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Nice one — I only ever used Playwright for clicking around in browsers, so the API testing bit was new to me. The shared login state tip is what got my attention, honestly. We've been juggling a separate auth token script for our API checks and it always drifts out of date. Might try the 'start small with one endpoint' approach on our login endpoint this week and see how it goes.
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The lead time point is so true — we've been burned by quotes that look great on paper but the supplier doesn't actually hold stock. Asking for confirmed inventory in writing saved us a lot of headaches.
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Really solid list — the cybersecurity section especially. We put off MFA for way too long and setting it up took like ten minutes, felt silly afterwards. The staged approach advice is spot on too, trying to do everything at once is how these projects die.
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The forms section really hit home for me — I once shipped an update where the keyboard covered the submit button on smaller screens and only found out from user complaints. Your point about testing with larger accessibility text is spot on too, it's the fastest way I've found to surface layout problems early. Great checklist, I'm saving this one for our next release cycle.