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Browser-agent projects on GitHub

AI agents that control a web browser to complete tasks autonomously.

As of , the most-starred Browser-agent projects on GitHub are browser-use (118.3K stars), stagehand (25.7K stars) and jev-ultrafast (23.1K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 9 Browser-agent repositories with 211.1K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 17 was browser-use, with +123 stars in a day.

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211.1KStars in total
+296Stars in a day
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Most stars gained in a day · Oct 17

+123

browser-use

browser-use/browser-use · ★ 118.3K

Browser Use is an open-source browser agent that lets AI models control a real web browser - navigating sites, filling forms, handling CAPTCHAs, and completing tasks like booking appointments.

+69

jev-ultrafast

browser-use/jev-ultrafast · ★ 23.1K

A browser agent with a dynamic, indexed action space: give it one natural-language goal and it picks each operation and target element itself — for example, a Zuerich to London Google Flights search completed in about 7 seconds.

+37

scout

outcrawlai/scout · ★ 936

Scout is an open-source browser agent from Outcrawl: you describe a task in plain English, and it opens a real browser, reads the page, clicks, types and scrolls until the job is done, then hands back the answer.

+28

openmuse

CopilotKit/openmuse · ★ 5.2K

OpenMuse is a personal-agent application: an AI agent with its own browser, terminal, files, and background work that keeps going. You ask for an outcome, follow the plan, review its actions, and come back to the result.

The all-time top

9 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · browser-use/browser-use

    browser-use

    Browser Use is an open-source browser agent that lets AI models control a real web browser - navigating sites, filling forms, handling CAPTCHAs, and completing tasks like booking appointments.

    118.3K
  2. #2 · browserbase/stagehand

    stagehand

    Stagehand is an SDK for building browser agents — code or AI agents that drive a real browser to extract data and interact with any website, with SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Go.

    25.7K
  3. #3 · browser-use/jev-ultrafast

    jev-ultrafast

    A browser agent with a dynamic, indexed action space: give it one natural-language goal and it picks each operation and target element itself — for example, a Zuerich to London Google Flights search completed in about 7 seconds.

    23.1K
  1. 4

    browser-harness

    18.5Kbrowser-use/browser-harness · Python

    Browser Harness connects an LLM-based coding agent directly to your real browser through an editable CDP websocket, letting the agent complete real browser tasks (like finding and downloading your latest posts) while writing its own reusable helpers so it keeps improving with each task.

  2. 5

    nanobrowser

    14.1Knanobrowser/nanobrowser · TypeScript

    Nanobrowser is an open-source Chrome extension that uses a multi-agent AI system to automate web browsing tasks, acting as a free alternative to OpenAI Operator.

  3. 6

    openmuse

    5.2KCopilotKit/openmuse · TypeScript

    OpenMuse is a personal-agent application: an AI agent with its own browser, terminal, files, and background work that keeps going. You ask for an outcome, follow the plan, review its actions, and come back to the result.

  4. 7

    invisible_playwright_mcp

    2.8Kfeder-cr/invisible_playwright_mcp · Python

    This is dots, a Playwright MCP server that gives AI agents a real, patched Firefox browser so they can browse the web without being flagged by anti-bot systems or captchas.

  5. 8

    BrowserKitten

    2.4KPlayer-YN/BrowserKitten · JavaScript

    BrowserKitten (爪爪 / PawWork) is a side-panel Chrome agent that treats your already-logged-in browser as a programmable computer: you select something on the live page, describe the outcome you want, and it hands back an editable sheet, Univer document, or page snapshot.

  6. 9

    scout

    936outcrawlai/scout · TypeScript

    Scout is an open-source browser agent from Outcrawl: you describe a task in plain English, and it opens a real browser, reads the page, clicks, types and scrolls until the job is done, then hands back the answer.

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