How a portal gets easier the second time
First run: read and verify
BackBrain reads the live site, signs in when allowed, and checks the downloaded file is on disk before saying it worked.
Next run: reuse what worked
It remembers steps whose results were real, such as a file landing on disk. The next similar run may reuse those steps. If a button moved or the page changed, it reads the live page again. Memory stays on the PC, not in the password store or as a procedure sent to a BackBrain server. Reasoning calls may still be needed.
Changed page: read again
A remembered route is not a reason to click the wrong control. If the page no longer matches, live reasoning takes over. The same approval rules still apply.
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