Browser Use
Framework for making websites accessible to AI agents and automating online tasks.
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Browser Use is a framework written in Python that enables AI agents to interact with websites by automating browser tasks. Developers use it to build agents capable of navigating the web, filling forms, extracting data, and completing online workflows. The tool provides both open-source agents and managed browser infrastructure through an SDK, REST API, or Chrome DevTools Protocol interface. Browser Use is developed by browser-use and is distributed under the MIT License. The framework is designed to work with various AI models and offers a free tier with pay-as-you-go pricing for both managed browser hours and agent usage.
The open-source version can be run locally or in the cloud, while the managed browser infrastructure provides pre-built solutions optimized for websites that require protection against automation. The platform supports multiple integration methods and use cases including web scraping, automated testing, form completion, and task automation. Documentation is available online, and a pricing page details costs for both individual browser hours and agent-based tasks.
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