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with playwright-cli, the agent makes reasoning decisions between each cli call. with browser-tools, the agent can write big playwright code blocks that execute in one go meaning le…

If you’re using a local provider, it can open browsers in headed mode so it can log in. For remote providers, you’ll need to ask the agent for the live url which will be a proxy fe…

As stated on the website, full methodology and results are available here: https://github.com/saffron-health/libretto/tree/main/package...

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We’re open-sourcing Browser Tools SDK: a small TypeScript package to give any AI agent a reliable way to control a real browser. With just a few lines of code, you can give any age…

building something similar. libretto.sh

You should check out Libretto. It can take the playwright code and turn it into a script you can deploy

i dont think its detectable if done well. We’ve built involved automations with no problems. i used libretto not browserbase tho

Thanks! Please try it out. Stop by in the Discord or Github Issues if you have any questions!

Thanks! Please try it out. Stop by in the Discord or Github Issues if you have any questions!

Ofc! Please try it out. Stop by in the Discord or Github Issues if you have any questions!

Sorry! Yes, MIT. Forgot to lift it up when I converted to a monorepo, but it's in packages/libretto

glad to hear! Please reach out on Discord or Github issues you run into issues!

playwright-cli is very simple and meant for humans - it basically generates a first draft of a script, and was originally meant for writing e2e tests. You need to do a lot of post-…

we started using stagehand initially! But it doesn't follow the same model of pre-generating deterministic code. Your code is meant to look like this: // Let AI click await stageha…

just adding to michael's reply - we took care to make sure no PHI was exposed in our demo video as well.

this is only gonna be an issue until the next gen models where the labs will aggressively post train the models to proactively call skills

I've been using Triplit on my React native app for a while and it works great. Highly recommend. It's the only local-first db that hits these points for me: - Good sane query langu…