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Cloud-browser projects on GitHub

Cloud-hosted browser sessions for automation and AI web agents.

As of , the most-starred Cloud-browser projects on GitHub are browser-use (118.2K stars), stagehand (25.7K stars) and moli (19.1K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 6 Cloud-browser repositories with 198.2K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was moli, with +317 stars in a day.

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198.2KStars in total
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6 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.

    118.2K
  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 · lexmount/moli

    moli

    Moli is a production-ready headless browser for AI agents, built in Rust. It helps agents fetch and extract web pages, search the web, and automate browser tasks through the CLI, CDP, WebDriver Classic, or WebDriver BiDi.

    19.1K
  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

    web-ui

    16.6Kbrowser-use/web-ui · Python

    A Gradio web UI for the browser-use library: give a task to an AI agent and watch it drive a real browser. It supports many LLMs — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure OpenAI, DeepSeek, Ollama and more.

  3. 6

    solari-cookbook

    192solari-sdk/solari-cookbook · Python

    A cookbook of small, runnable example programs for Solari, a service that gives you cloud browsers, sandboxes, and desktop VMs behind a single API key.

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