Browser Use

Give a language model a task in plain English and this Python package turns it into clicks, typing, scrolling, and page reads inside Chrome. On each loop the agent sends the model a trimmed view of the page's interactive elements, gets back the next action, and keeps going until the goal is reached, returning a history object that holds the final answer and every intermediate step. Recent versions drive the browser directly over the DevTools Protocol instead of Playwright, and the package bundles a CLI, an MCP server, a decorator for registering your own tools, and chat wrappers for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, AWS Bedrock, and Ollama. Setup needs Python 3.11 or newer, usually through uv, plus a key for whichever model provider you choose; pairing it with Ollama keeps the whole loop on your own machine. The library is MIT licensed and safe for commercial projects, while the company's hosted browsers, its BU2 model, and its agent API are separate paid services you can ignore. A practical fit for developers automating form filling, research chores, or QA flows on sites that offer no API.