Tools tagged with "Browser automation"

BrowserOS neo is a secondary Chromium browser for AI agents handling web tasks that require signed-in accounts. Agents work in their own tabs while you continue browsing, with a live view of their actions.

Orca is a desktop workspace for developers managing several AI coding agents on the same project. It keeps each task in a separate Git worktree so agents can edit independently while you compare their results.

Obscura is a headless browser engine for developers building AI agents and web scraping systems with many independent sessions. Each session starts with fresh state, keeping cookies, logins and cached data separate between tasks.

agent-desktop lets developers give AI agents control of macOS apps such as Finder, Safari and Xcode. It identifies controls through the app's accessibility tree, so agents can act on buttons and text fields by their UI structure.

agent-browser lets AI agents interact with websites through compact text snapshots and references to specific page elements. It's for developers connecting coding assistants or other agents to a browser without sending them the full page HTML.

Kolega Code is a local-first AI coding assistant for developers working in the terminal or an editor. Its Gigacode engine lets a model write a Python workflow to coordinate sub-agents for repository reviews, migrations and tasks with independent workstreams. You can inspect and rerun those workflows, including parallel work and separate verification steps.

PyRIT is an open-source Python framework for testing generative AI systems, with a self-hosted CoPyRIT browser interface. Its backend serves the interface locally, and Docker deployment is available. Targets and scorers use configured endpoints, including Ollama or cloud providers. The documented OpenAI configuration sends requests to OpenAI; hosting the testing interface locally does not make every model local.

Browser4 is a browser automation engine for developers building AI agents, web research tools, and data collection workflows. It controls real Chrome browsers and handles interactive pages that require clicks, forms, or JavaScript before their data is accessible.

Claude Code Router is a local gateway for developers using coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. It keeps provider selection and request routing in one app, while the selected cloud provider processes model requests remotely. Those requests leave your machine.

Agent Reach gives AI agents access to online content for research, repository work and social media searches. It's for people using Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, Windsurf or another agent that can run shell commands.

Auteur is an AI web design skill for coding agents building animated landing pages and products with several screens. It sets visual direction before code and supplies recipes and automated checks for the resulting site.

OWL is a Python framework built on CAMEL-AI for developers who want multiple AI agents to work together on tasks. It combines research, file analysis, and actions in a browser or terminal within one task workflow.

Open Assistant is a self-hosted personal AI assistant for people who want it to act on their email, calendar, files, and notes. It runs in a single Docker container with a browser interface. A coordinator assigns requests to specialist agents, so a conversation can lead to finding an invoice, scheduling a meeting, or researching a topic.

OpenBrowser is a self-hosted browser automation agent for people who need visual judgment and interaction across web pages. Its server and Chrome extension run locally, but the documented Qwen setup sends model requests to DashScope's cloud API and requires an API key and internet access. Browser execution stays local; model processing uses the remote provider.

Cloud CLI is a browser interface for developers who want to work with coding agents and manage projects from a computer or phone. It connects to Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor CLI and Codex, so you can access agent sessions beyond the terminal.

WebVoyager is a Python AI agent that controls a browser on your machine or a Linux server to carry out tasks on live websites. It's a research project for developers studying browser automation. Model decisions depend on OpenAI's cloud API, which receives page observations and requires an API key and internet access; the local browser doesn't provide local model inference.

Klaat Code is a terminal AI coding agent for developers who want an assistant to read code, make changes, and run commands in their projects. Its default model routing runs through hosted Klaatu, which receives your messages; file edits and shell commands happen on your machine.

Browser MCP connects AI applications to your everyday browser so they can automate tasks in services you're already signed into. It's for people who want browser automation through their AI assistant without opening a separate browser session.

Octop is a self-hosted AI assistant for households and small teams that want personal agents in a shared deployment. Each user can switch between specialists with separate workspaces, model connections and scheduled tasks.

Steel is a browser API for developers building AI agents that interact with websites. It supplies real Chrome sessions for tasks involving clicks, forms, logins and pages that rely on JavaScript.

CyberScraper 2077 turns web pages into structured data through a conversational interface. It's for analysts and researchers who want to describe the information they need and export the results.

Kilo Code is an AI coding assistant for developers who want an agent to edit, explain, and debug a codebase in their editor or terminal. You can choose local models, connect a provider with your own API keys, or use Kilo's hosted model access.

BrowserWing is a local browser automation tool for developers and AI agent users who need repeatable website tasks and structured data. It lets you record a workflow once and make it available to agents as a reusable action.

Nanobrowser is a browser AI agent for people who want to delegate repetitive web tasks and research. It carries out actions inside the browser while letting you choose the models that handle the work.

GenericAgent runs tasks on your computer using cloud models to decide what to do. It's for people who want an AI agent to work across websites, files and desktop apps, then save successful workflows for reuse. Model calls require API keys and an internet connection, with requests going to the selected provider. It supports Claude, Gemini, Kimi and MiniMax.

Codel is a self-hosted AI agent for people who want software to carry out multi-step tasks and projects using a terminal, web browser, and text editor. It chooses and performs the next action itself, with task execution inside a sandboxed Docker environment. You access its interface through your browser.

XAgent is an experimental self-hosted AI agent for multi-step coding, research and data-analysis tasks. It plans subtasks, revises plans as work progresses and dispatches actions to agents. A command-line interface and browser UI let you guide a run or provide missing information.

BAH Browser is an MIT-licensed desktop browser for people who want an AI agent to carry out web tasks in their own browser session. It runs on Windows and combines a tabbed Chromium browser with an assistant that reads pages, clicks links and fills forms in response to plain-language requests.

Agent QA is a source-available AI testing agent for developers and software teams testing web, Android and iOS apps. You describe a user journey and its expected results in plain English. It tests the real interface and carries observations from earlier runs into later ones, so it can account for how your app behaves.

Playwright MCP gives AI agents browser control for testing and tasks that involve interacting with web pages. It reads structured accessibility snapshots, so agents can identify page elements without a vision model.

BrowserSkill connects AI agents to your signed-in Chrome or Microsoft Edge profile for web tasks and website debugging. It's for people who want agents to work with existing accounts and developers investigating browser bugs.

Strix is an AI penetration testing tool for developers and security teams assessing code, web applications and APIs. Its free, open source edition runs locally with Docker under the Apache 2.0 license. It supports local models through Ollama or LM Studio, as well as remote providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic; cloud-backed runs send model requests to the selected provider.

Hive coordinates AI agents for teams processing batches of leads, tickets, repositories or documents. A persistent lead agent, called a queen, develops a method on one item before assigning parallel workers, with human approval before the group starts.

Crawl4AI is a web crawler and scraper for developers feeding websites into AI agents, RAG systems and data pipelines. It can extract useful page content without requiring an LLM.