Browser Operator

Build your own AI operators like OpenAI

DEMO.mp4

📦 Installation

npm install browser-operator

Environment

The framework depends on the following environment variables:

• ANTHROPIC_API_KEY - API Key for Claude.

# Set the API key in the shell before running.
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your-api-key

Support for other models is coming. Please open an issue for models you want to see.

🔧 Usage

import { BrowserOperator } from "browser-operator";

const operator = await BrowserOperator.create();

const response = await operator.page.act(
  "go to hackernews, click on comments of top post, print the title and top comment."
);

await operator.stop();

console.log(response);
console.log(operator.page._generateScript()); // experimental script generation. Methods starting with _ are not stable.

Terminal Usage

There is an included CLI tool that can be used to act on instructions from the command line or from a file.

# Pass the instruction from the command line
npx browser-operator "go to hackernews, click on comments of top post, print the title and top comment."

# Pass the instruction from a file
npx browser-operator instruction.txt

# Generate deterministic script of actions taken by the operator. This is experimental and may not work reliably. Next time, you run the same command with --generate-script flag, generated script will be run instead of operator.
npx browser-operator "go to hackernews, click on comments of top post, print the title and top comment." --generate-script

🙏 Acknowledgements

This project is heavily inspired by StageHead.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.