Browser Use
Summary
The open-source library that lets AI agents actually use websites — clicking, typing, and reading like a person.
Description
Browser Use gives language models control of a real browser. It extracts the interactive elements of a page into a form a model can reason about, then executes the model's chosen actions — click, type, scroll, select — and feeds back the result.
Why it caught on
Most of the internet has no API. Browser Use turns "log into this portal and download last month's invoices" from an integration project into a prompt. It has become one of the most-starred agent projects on GitHub and underpins a lot of commercial browser-agent products.
Capabilities
- Vision and DOM together, so agents handle both visual layouts and structured elements
- Any model — it is provider-agnostic
- Session persistence for staying logged in across a task
- Structured output so a browsing task returns typed data rather than prose
- Self-correction when a click misses or a page changes
Options
The Python library is open source and free. A hosted cloud service runs the browsers for you, which removes the infrastructure work for production use, priced by usage.
Common uses: form filling, data collection from sites without APIs, QA of web applications, and personal automation of tedious portals.
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