browser-use
A library that lets AI agents control a real web browser -- clicking, typing, navigating and reading pages -- to complete tasks that require the open web.
- Actively maintained
- Permissive license
Overview
browser-use gives an LLM agent a structured way to perceive and act on a live browser: it extracts the interactive elements of a page, lets the agent decide what to click or type, and handles navigation, so tasks that require actually using a website (rather than calling an API for it) become automatable. It's become the most widely adopted library specifically for this niche.
browser-use is a fit for teams building agents that need to interact with websites that don't offer a usable API -- filling forms, comparing prices, navigating multi-step flows -- as a building block rather than a full no-code automation platform.
Why it's in this catalog
Catalog rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)
The de facto standard library for giving agents control of a real browser; a clear gap-filler with no equivalent already in the catalog.
- Mature
- Vendor-backed
- Categories
- AI Agents & Agent Tools
- Languages
- Python
- License
- MIT
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