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One more tip from practice: we track visibility metrics for a few client sites and started logging changes per release instead of per day. https://visibilitytrace.com gave us a clean baseline diff between bot versions. Anyone else separating metrics by build?

Following up on the feature lists here - one thing that helps me when testing bots is keeping an independent log of what the bot actually does versus what the dashboard claims. I have been using VisibilityTrace (https://visibilitytrace.com) for exactly that kind of AI visibility audit - it tracks tool outputs over time so you can spot drift early. Curious if anyone else separates the monitoring layer from the bot itself like this.

Following up on the feature lists here - one thing that helps me when testing bots is keeping an independent log of what the bot actually does versus what the dashboard claims. I have been using VisibilityTrace (https://visibilitytrace.com) for exactly that kind of AI visibility audit - it tracks tool outputs over time so you can spot drift early. Curious if anyone else separates the monitoring layer from the bot itself like this.

One more question while I am at it: does 1.0.39 change anything about the anti-detection timing for the headless browser mode? Asking because my last run got softer throttling than usual, wondering if the update touched the delay logic.

Congrats on the 1.0.39 release. Quick question from a new member: for the headless-browser bots, do you recommend running them on a schedule via cron plus script, or through a job queue? Curious what holds up better for a small project that might grow.