Web-Use is a Python autonomous browser agent that uses Chrome DevTools Protocol and LLMs to navigate and interact with web pages. Its WebMCP protocol enables dynamic tool discovery from websites.
chrome-devtools-mcp exposes Chrome DevTools to AI coding agents via Puppeteer, translating high-level intents into reliable browser automation with performance tracing and console inspection.
Playwright Computer Use links Claude’s abstract computer tool to real browser automation with Playwright, supporting sync and async APIs and cursor tracking.
mcp-selenium exposes Selenium WebDriver as typed MCP tools for AI agents, supporting multi-browser automation with WebDriver BiDi diagnostics. Setup is easy with npx commands.
Nanobrowser is a TypeScript Chrome extension implementing a multi-agent AI system for browser automation with a unique self-correcting Planner-Navigator architecture, supporting multiple LLMs and local privacy.
This Chromium-based browser spoofs fingerprints across multiple vectors with a consistency engine to avoid conflicting signals. Automation ready with Puppeteer/Playwright support.
Signal is an open-source AI sales intelligence platform that detects buying signals, enriches contacts via browser automation, and manages multi-step outreach. It uses Next.js, Supabase, and Anthropic Claude.
A Python Playwright scraper automates Google Maps data extraction using XPath selectors. It reveals the real maintenance cost of brittle DOM scraping and dependency pinning.
Crawlee Python offers a dual approach to web scraping with lightweight HTML parsing and headless browser automation, balancing speed and interactivity for diverse scraping needs.
Crawlee is a TypeScript library for web scraping and browser automation with human-like stealth. Supports Playwright, Puppeteer, proxy rotation, and persistent queues.
Browser-Use is a Python library enabling LLM-powered AI agents to automate browsers efficiently. It features a custom ChatBrowserUse model and supports cloud and local agents.
Browser Harness enables LLMs to automate browsers by dynamically generating helper functions using the Chrome DevTools Protocol, with minimal Python code and free remote browsers.
PinchTab is a Go HTTP server enabling AI agents to control Chrome instances efficiently by extracting structured text, cutting token costs 5-13x compared to screenshots. Local-first, multi-instance, secure.
