laya-ultrafast
Port of browser-use's Jev-powered fast web agent with the open Laya decision model swapped in for the hosted Jev calls.
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Laya-ultrafast is a web agent tool that automates browser interactions using artificial intelligence. It is a port of an existing browser automation project that replaces a hosted decision model with an open-source alternative called Laya. The tool enables developers to build applications that can navigate websites, interact with web pages, and perform tasks automatically through a browser interface. Laya-ultrafast is written in Python, making it accessible to developers working in that ecosystem.
The tool was developed by ipenywis and is released under the MIT license, allowing developers to use, modify, and distribute it freely. The MIT license provides permissive terms for both open-source and commercial projects. As an open-source project, Laya-ultrafast gives developers the ability to run the decision model locally rather than relying on external hosted services for web automation capabilities.
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