Skyvern

Skyvern automates work that lives in a web browser: filling forms, logging in to portals, downloading invoices, applying for jobs or pulling quotes from insurance sites. Instead of scripting each site with CSS selectors or XPaths that break when a layout changes, it uses vision-capable LLMs to read the page and decide what to click and type, so one workflow can run across many sites it has never seen.

There are three ways to use it. The no-code workflow builder chains blocks such as Login, Browser Task, Extraction and Validation into a reusable workflow you can run on demand, on a schedule or from a webhook. The Python and TypeScript SDKs extend Playwright with natural-language commands (page.act, page.extract with a JSON schema, page.validate) and let ordinary Playwright clicks fall back to AI when a selector fails. And every run records its actions step by step, so you can audit exactly what the agent did. Stored credentials, 2FA/TOTP codes and password-manager integrations (Bitwarden, 1Password) cover authenticated flows.

The core is open source under AGPL-3.0 and self-hosts with pip install "skyvern[all]" and skyvern quickstart (SQLite by default) or Docker Compose, using your own LLM API key. Skyvern Cloud adds parallel instances, anti-bot handling, a proxy network and CAPTCHA solving: Hobby is $29/month for 30,000 credits and Pro $149/month for 150,000 credits, both with a 14-day trial; Enterprise adds self-hosted deployment and HIPAA compliance at custom pricing.