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web-automation

Browser automation controls a web browser through code to perform tasks a person would otherwise do by hand: navigating, clicking, filling forms, and reading the resulting pages. It underpins end-to-end testing, web scraping, and agent-driven browsing.

The field spans browser-level protocols such as the Chrome DevTools Protocol and WebDriver, higher-level libraries such as Puppeteer and Playwright, and purpose-built headless engines exposed over HTTP or MCP.

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public-browser

Lets Claude Code and Cursor drive Chrome. Browse your real profile: -30% tokens, -25% cost, -41% tool calls, -34% tool defs, +40% faster. Direct CDP, a11y-tree refs, server-side plan executor. MIT, no paid tier.

  • Updated Sep 21, 2026
  • TypeScript

Computer-use automation for legacy back-office software: an LLM discovers a workflow once, it compiles to a typed capability artifact, and replay executes it deterministically with no model in the loop — with policy, redacted evidence, and human takeover of the same live session.

  • Updated Sep 9, 2026
  • TypeScript