Browser Use
Open source · Agents and frameworks · browser-use/browser-use
What it does
Browser Use lets an AI model drive a real web browser: it reads the page, clicks, types and fills in forms to finish a task you describe. It is a Python library; the same company also sells a hosted cloud version.
Good for: Automating repetitive website tasks that have no API, such as filling in the same form many times.
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- Licence
- MIT (OSI-approved open-source licence)
- Popularity
- Stars: 118,125 (checked 16 Oct 2026)
- Last commit
- 16 Oct 2026
- Open issues and PRs
- 555
- Status
- Active (not archived)
- Self-host
- ModeratePython plus a Playwright-controlled browser, and a model API key or local model.
- GitHub topics
- ai-agents
- ai-tools
- browser-agent
- browser-automation
- browser-use
- cdp
- cloud-browser
- computer-use
- headless-browser
- llm
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