Browser Use is an open-source AI automation framework that enables language models to browse and interact with websites like human users. It gives AI agents the ability to navigate, extract, and act on web content autonomously.
Key features:
- Visual and HTML Understanding: Combines DOM structure and visual context to give AI agents a human-like understanding of webpages.
- Multi-Tab Navigation: Supports complex workflows that require multiple browser tabs and sessions running simultaneously.
- Interactive Element Tracking: Detects and maps buttons, forms, and links to enable consistent and reliable web interactions.
- Customizable Actions: Allows integration with external systems for saving data, sending messages, updating databases, or prompting human input.
- Self-Correction: Includes built-in error recovery to help agents adapt and continue when pages change or errors occur.
- LLM-Agnostic Design: Compatible with a wide range of large language models, including GPT-4, Claude, and open-source options.
Use Cases:
- Job Applications: Automates end-to-end application processes across job boards and employer websites.
- Travel Booking: Lets AI agents search for and book flights, hotels, and rental cars without manual input.
- E-commerce Automation: Enables automated shopping, price comparisons, and product monitoring.
- Web Data Extraction: Powers research and analytics by scraping structured information from public websites.
- Education and Admin Tasks: Handles form-filling, enrollment, and resource navigation on educational platforms.
Browser Use is ideal for developers building AI agents that need to complete real-world tasks on the internet—without relying on APIs or pre-built integrations.
