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we have support for browser agents (browser-use and stagehand), but running this locally with computer use agents would change the game. will explore :)
Can the browser agents use my already running browser? It would be nice to automate some light workflows in platforms that require login, especially the ones that make it hard to use headless browsers Right now my solution is to build extensions that I can manually start on my browser. But using extensions to gather and export data + maintaining them is a bit of a pain
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#22Congrats on the launch the tool looks phenomenal. I’m conflicted because n8n does feel like the right level of abstraction but the UI and dated JS runtime environment are horrible. I don’t really want to write my own memory functionality for my AI agents but wondering if it’s worth it just to have a nicer UI and more modern JS env.
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Can the browser agents use my already running browser? It would be nice to automate some light workflows in platforms that require login, especially the ones that make it hard to use headless browsers Right now my solution is to build extensions that I can manually start on my browser. But using extensions to gather and export data + maintaining them is a bit of a pain
yeah! for stagehand, I actually stitched together a way for you to login and authenticate on platforms without the LLM's ever seeing your login credentials. in the prompt, you can specify the username as %username% and provide the credentials right below, and then we use selectors to enter that value into the DOM and hand it back to the agent once the login is completed. you can also get structured output. afaik, sta…
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yeah! for stagehand, I actually stitched together a way for you to login and authenticate on platforms without the LLM's ever seeing your login credentials. in the prompt, you can specify the username as %username% and provide the credentials right below, and then we use selectors to enter that value into the DOM and hand it back to the agent once the login is completed. you can also get structured output. afaik, sta…
Amazing. Can it also use multimodal local LLMs? For example, can it pass images to gemma3 running via ollama?
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#27Quick glance at GitHub suggests that GitHub package for the Docker image is missing, let me know if you need help with that — happy to contribute!
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#28Youtube demo looks intriguing, I'm self-hosting n8n for exact this purpose with a home run LLM machine in a local k8s cluster (lol) but out of the box I can tell your tool surpasses AI integrations and workflow in n8n. Quick glance at GitHub suggests that GitHub package for the Docker image is missing, let me know if you need help with that — happy to contribute!
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#30This is pretty sick, I love having that much control without having to hack around a bunch of stuff.