
Browser Use is an MIT licensed browser agent for developers who want AI to carry out tasks on websites. You can run the open source agent on your own machine from Python, choose a model, and use either a local or cloud browser. A CLI is available for browser tasks too.
The agent can work through multi-step web tasks such as selecting seats, building a pickup cart, exporting portal results, and checking a website. It can also handle tasks that involve a CAPTCHA. These examples give developers a way to judge whether browser automation fits work that spans pages and forms.
For teams that want managed infrastructure, Browser Use also has hosted agents and remote browsers. Your own agent can connect to the remote browsers through an SDK, REST, or CDP. The hosted browsers are built for protected sites and include stealth features, CAPTCHA solving, and residential proxies. Browser profiles, recordings, and data policies are available in the hosted service.
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