🎯 AGENTICBROWSERGAUNTLET

• DOM = Document Object Model: A behind-the-scenes map or diagram of a whole website.
• What it organizes: Everything on a webpage—text, images, buttons—into a structure that tools can understand.
• Why you care: Browsers and AIs use it to see or change any piece of the page, including hidden parts.

The DOM organizes everything on a webpage into a structure that tools (like browsers and AIs) can understand and interact with, allowing them to see or change any piece of the page—including elements that users can't see but exist in the code.

• <div> = section organizer: Used to organize bigger sections of a page.
• <span> = inline grouping: For small, inline groupings of text or icons.
• <template> = hidden container: A hidden container for content that might show up later.
• Why they're hidden: CSS properties like display:none, visibility:hidden, or being off-screen.

These elements can have special details called attributes, such as the hidden attribute, which hides them from being displayed to the user (even though they still exist in the DOM). Agents may read these hidden elements as part of page content.