Browser Use – enables AI agents to interact with websites

Browser Use is a Python library and command-line tool that enables AI agents to interact with websites.

Agents can navigate pages, click buttons, enter text, complete forms, extract information and perform automated testing.

It supports multiple large language model providers and gives developers fine-grained control over browser behaviour, custom tools, prompts and structured output.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Controls web browsers using natural-language task descriptions.
• Navigates pages, clicks elements, enters text and completes forms.
• Extracts website content as structured data.
• Automates website quality assurance and usability testing.
• Offers a command-line interface and Python programming interface.
• Supports models from multiple large language model providers.
• Allows custom tools, system prompts and structured output.
• Supports reusable browser profiles and authenticated sessions.
• Can run repeatable browser tasks on schedules or in parallel.

Website: github.com/browser-use/browser-use
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Developer: Gregor Zunic
License: MIT License

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