Control a browser to fill forms and debug sites
A tutorial describes Scout opening sites, filling forms, clicking, uploading files, extracting page info, and reading console logs and network requests.

A tutorial describes Scout opening sites, filling forms, clicking, uploading files, extracting page info, and reading console logs and network requests.
A how-to guide shows Microsoft Scout driving a Playwright browser from a prompt to scrape sites, capture screenshots, fill forms and export data.
Commenters use Microsoft Scout to build a dashboard that persists across reboots and to document and troubleshoot support cases end to end.
A reviewer used Scout to summarize a Microsoft 365 inbox, draft replies, manage calendar events, browse and work with local files; it needs the app open and can be costly.
Scout used its pptx skill to build a 5-slide quarterly cloud review deck saved to Downloads, with diagrams and HTML artifacts also covered.
A tutorial shows Scout comparing both sides of merge conflicts, proposing a merged file for review, then committing and pushing to a branch.
A guide shows Scout running build, test, lint and gh commands, listing or creating PRs, and handing diff reviews and test runs to background sub-agents.
An early Scout user had it summarize Teams threads across tenants, find a buried meeting request, check calendars, schedule it and send confirmation.
Scout ran PowerShell to delete 31 leftover installers (4.4 GB) after asking permission, and installed a tool to save a YouTube transcript when the browser was blocked.
Scout runs a linter, fixes a syntax error, re-runs it, reviews staged changes, writes a commit message and pushes to a new branch, shown as a walkthrough.