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Shoot - good call. For anyone reading this: Playwright is a very popular browser automation library. Developers use it to automate websites, spanning use-cases like QA Testing, Web…

We did the same thing. It took me a few iterations to get the library right, but overall I used approx 10 billion tokens here across a codex and Claude max plan The first iteration…

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Hey everyone, Suchintan from Skyvern (YC S23) here. We're open sourcing something we built internally: Rustwright: Playwright on an in-process Rust CDP engine. It’s a full rewrite …

That makes a lot of sense. Sometimes it's easier to leave the baggage behind. It's too bad..selenium is a masterpiece. Thanks for sharing it with the world

This makes sense. I guess I wanted to understand why starting from scratch was better than "fixing" selenium, but perhaps "fixing" selenium isn't an option?

This is very cool. We were thinking about doing something very similar with Skyvern What was the reason you went down this path instead of extending selenium with AI features?

maybe https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/Skyvern ?

You're right, but this is where the LLMs are especially useful. Our customers all prompt it to terminate if it doesn't have the right information / the pre submission confirmation …

What are some of the risks? This is a public web form available on the IRS website

Send me an email suchintan@skyvern.com - we can get you started

No, we don't have a lot of usage in that direction. People mainly use us to log into websites and either fill out forms or download files!

Unrelated, but thoughtful gave us some very very helpful feedback early in our journey. We are big fans!

That's the dream

Definitely. What are your thoughts on the CloudFlare agent identity

It's funny, one time we had a customer that wanted to use us to test their website for bugs.. Skyvern kept suggesting improvements unrelated to the issue they were testing for

We do have them! We are HIPAA compliant, have soc-2 type 2 and offer self hosted deployments

This is really cool. We might integrate this into Skyvern actually - we've been looking for a faster HTML extraction engine Thanks for sharing!

I have a 2yo and it's been surreal watching her learn the world. It deeply resembles how LLMs learn and think. Crazy

Yeah, reverse engineering APIs is another fantastic approach. They aren't enough if you are dealing with wizards (eg typeform), but they can work really well

IF you can use crawlers, definitely do. They aren't enough for anything that's login-protected, or requires interacting with wizards (eg JS, downloading files, etc)