browser-use

Open-source Python library for AI browser agents, plus Browser Use Cloud: stealth browsers and a hosted agent API.

Let Claude Code, Codex or Cursor use your real Chrome, logged in as you. One prompt to set up. Open source, MIT.

MagenticLite is an experimental agent that works across the browser and local file system

Fara1.5 – A family of frontier computer use agent models

AI agents can now use real Android and iOS apps, just like a human.

This is the official website for TuriX Computer-use-Agent

Open-source benchmark for browser AI agents on daily tasks.

Secure and persistent computer for AI agents

Browse the web, directly from Cursor etc.

🌐Web Agent Protocol (WAP) - Record and replay user interactions in the browser with MCP support

A powerful browser assistant for vibe surfing 一个开源的AI浏览器智能助手

Browser Use Box: a 24/7 Claude Code agent for Playwright-style browser automation with Browser Use Cloud, Telegram, and a real browser on any box you own.

Your commands control the browser - made easy | Chrome Extension and RESTful API for Browser-Use

Jev demos, projects, SDKs and skills, with source links and a curated X gallery.

Automated web scraping spider generation using Browser Use and LLMs. Streamline the creation of Playwright-based spiders with minimal manual coding. Ideal for large enterprises with recurring data extraction needs.

Open-source stealth Chromium with engine-level fingerprint spoofing - de-Googled, drop-in Playwright, fully buildable and verifiable from source.

AI controls your OS. OS AI Computer Use, OS and API agnostic. For now on OpenAI and Anthropic API. Desktop app ready.

Open benchmarks for browser agents: BU Bench V2.1, 200 real web tasks. Rerun them with your own API keys.

📢 Production-ready python event bus library with support for async and sync handlers, forwarding betwen busses w/ parent event tracking + loop prevention, FIFO and concurrency options, and WAL persistence. Powers the browser-use library.

FastAPI MCP server that exposes browser-use automation through a testable Model Context Protocol boundary.