Browserable

Browserable is a helpful tool that makes it easy to create browser agents. These agents can browse websites, fill out forms, click buttons, and gather information. Think of it like a smart helper that can interact with websites just like you would.

Browserable does really well on Web Voyager tests, which shows it works great.

Benefits
Browserable has several key advantages. It is open source, so anyone can use and change it. It is also self hostable, meaning you can run it on your own servers. This lets you control your data and processes completely. Another big benefit is its flexibility. Browserable works with different language models and remote browser providers, so you are not stuck with one service.

Use Cases
Browserable can be used in many different ways. For example, you can set it up to search for specific products on Amazon, like a yoga mat that is at least 6mm thick and under 50 dollars. It can also help you find the latest research papers on sites like Arxiv or locate online courses on platforms like Coursera. These tasks show how versatile Browserable can be in automating web interactions.

Additional Information
Browserable was created to simplify the process of building and testing browser agents. It provides a user interface to run tasks and an admin interface to track and debug language model calls and costs. The project supports multiple browser providers and handles concurrency restrictions, making it a robust tool for developers. For those interested in contributing, Browserable welcomes community involvement through its open source platform.