AI browser automation tools
Agents and libraries that drive a real browser: opening pages, clicking, typing and filling in forms from plain-language instructions. Of the 104 tools on our browsing the web page, 68 fit this narrower job. By pricing: 43 open source, 1 source-available, 13 free or freemium, 7 paid, usage-based or enterprise, 4 pricing on the maker's site. The most-starred open repos here are Browser Use (117,912 stars), Scrapling (88,372 stars), Chrome DevTools MCP (53,681 stars). Most come from the browser/computer use (40), personal agents (7), coding (4) categories.
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Browser Use
Library that lets AI agents control a web browser.
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Scrapling
Python web-scraping framework with fast HTTP requests, stealth browsers, adaptive parsing and concurrent crawling, plus an MCP server for agents.
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Chrome DevTools MCP
Official MCP server that lets coding agents control and inspect a live Chrome browser through DevTools for debugging and performance work.
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UI-TARS-desktop
ByteDance's open-source multimodal agent stack, including a desktop app and Agent TARS for controlling computers and browsers.
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Playwright MCP
Microsoft's MCP server giving agents browser control via Playwright.
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Lightpanda
Headless browser written from scratch in Zig for AI agents and automation, built for speed and low memory rather than forked from Chromium.
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CloakBrowser
Chromium build with source-level fingerprint patches, used as a drop-in Playwright or Puppeteer replacement for agent browsing.
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OpenCLI
Turns websites into CLI commands and lets agents use your logged-in browser.
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Stagehand
Browser automation framework mixing code with natural-language actions.
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Moli
Lightweight Rust headless browser for AI agents that fetches pages, searches and extracts content, usable via CLI, CDP or WebDriver.
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Browser Harness
Agent skill from the Browser Use team that lets Claude Code, Codex or Cursor drive your own logged-in Chrome to click, type, read pages and download files.
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ego lite
Free macOS browser where Claude Code or Codex run automation tasks in their own isolated Spaces next to your tabs, reusing your logged-in sessions through an agent skill.
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Browser Use Web UI
Gradio web interface for the Browser Use agent that runs AI browser automation tasks with many LLM providers and your own browser.
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CloudCLI
A web and mobile interface for Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, so you can run and steer coding sessions from a browser or phone. Self-host free or use the hosted CloudCLI service.
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Nanobrowser
Open-source Chrome extension agent that automates web tasks in your own browser.
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BrowserOS
Open-source agentic browser that runs AI agents locally.
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Magentic-UI
Microsoft Research's experimental human-in-the-loop agent that works across the browser and local files.
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Steel
Open-source browser API and sandbox for AI agents to control web browsers at scale.
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BrowserTools MCP
MCP server that lets Cursor and other agents read browser console logs and network activity.
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OpenBot
Open-source AI coworkers that each get their own computer with a browser, files and tools.
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AIO Sandbox
All-in-one Docker sandbox for AI agents that combines a browser, shell, files, MCP, VS Code Server and Jupyter in one container.
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OpenAgent
Self-hostable personal AI assistant shipped as one binary, combining LLMs, a knowledge base and agent loops with computer, browser and coding use.
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Agent Sandbox (Kubernetes)
A Kubernetes project that adds a Sandbox resource for running isolated, stateful agent workloads such as code execution and browsers, with warm pools and fast startup on your own cluster.
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Playwriter
Chrome extension and CLI or MCP that lets agents control your own logged-in browser by running Playwright snippets.
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Cumora
Cumora is a team chat app where AI agents are members of the workspace rather than a chat box you prompt. Each agent gets a persona, its own private memory and files, a status, and a schedule on which it wakes up, reads the room and decides whether to message someone, post an idea or pull a small group together. Agents can message each other, and you can read those side conversations. People join by email or link, agents can be grouped into teams and given projects, and the same live workspace runs on desktop, in the browser and on a phone. It is free during an invite-only preview.
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Atomic Agent
Local-first AI agent that drives your browser, edits files and runs approved commands using local open-weight or cloud models.
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Playwright Skill
Playwright automation skill for coding agents.
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Webcmd
Browser layer for AI agents that learns how each website works as agents use it and saves that as local memory to make later runs faster and cheaper.
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HolyClaude
Containerized AI coding workstation with Claude Code, a web UI, a headless browser, several AI CLIs and 50+ dev tools.
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Qwen-UI-Agent
Tongyi foundation GUI agent model that operates mobile, computer and browser interfaces, trained and evaluated on real devices.
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Skales
Personal AI agent for desktop and mobile that codes, automates the desktop and browser and runs scheduled tasks with local or cloud models.
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Ui.Vision RPA
Browser and desktop automation extension with OCR and image recognition, plus an MCP server so AI agents can create and run macros.
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Notte
Browser infrastructure for AI agents: stealth cloud browsers with CAPTCHA solving and proxies, a Playwright-based framework and serverless automations.
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Terminator
Desktop automation library and MCP server that lets AI assistants control any Windows app through the accessibility tree, like Playwright for the desktop.
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BrowserGym
ServiceNow's Gym environment for building, testing and evaluating web agents across browser benchmarks.
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IDA MCP (Hex-Rays)
IDA MCP is Hex-Rays' official MCP server for the IDA disassembler and decompiler. It lets AI coding agents and people work on the same IDA databases at the same time, so an agent can inspect functions, types and decompiled code, rename and annotate, and coordinate analysis across several related binaries in one session. It works with the IDA GUI through a plugin or headless through idalib, installs with Hex-Rays' hcli tool, and needs IDA 9.4 or later.
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Agent-E
Emergence AI's web agent that automates tasks in the browser through hierarchical planning.
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thClaws
An open-source AI agent workspace in native Rust that runs locally as a GUI, CLI, headless service or web app from a single binary, with multiple model providers.
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Browserable
Open-source JavaScript browser automation library for AI agents.
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AgentBay
Alibaba Cloud's cloud sandbox service for agents, offering ready-made browser, Linux and Windows desktop, mobile and code environments that agents control through an SDK or MCP.
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Kernel
Cloud browsers for AI agents: launch headless or live-view Chrome sessions in milliseconds with stealth mode, persistent profiles and replays, controlled through an API, CLI or MCP server. Free tier plus usage pricing.
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Scout (Outcrawl)
Open-source browser agent from Outcrawl that opens a real browser and clicks, types and reads pages to finish a task you describe.
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Libretto
An open-source CLI, debugging agents and browser tools for building and maintaining reliable web integrations, helping coding agents inspect real pages and write automations that keep working.
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OpenSwarm
AI-first 'operating system' where swarms of agents run apps and browsers in parallel.
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Frontman
Browser-based AI coding agent: click an element in your running app, describe the change, and it edits the source with hot reload.
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pooled
Peer-to-peer LLM inference in the browser: pool your laptops, phones and other devices into a room to run large open models for chat and coding agents, with no GPU server.
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Dodaios
Open-source desktop agent OS for Windows, macOS and Linux (formerly Personal Jarvis): talk to it and it runs your coding CLIs side by side, your browser and your apps, with offline Whisper speech, a local wiki memory and support for Ollama, Claude or ChatGPT subscriptions.
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BrowserStack MCP
BrowserStack's official MCP server, letting coding agents run manual and automated tests on real browsers and devices, debug failures and check accessibility from the IDE.
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Grok Bot Jev Router
Grok Bot Jev Router is an open-source Python reference router that puts TypeSafe Jev in front of Grok Bot as a cheap decision layer. Before expensive research, browser, retry or subagent work, Jev classifies the request and returns an explicit action such as reuse a cached result, stop a failing retry, cap research, run a deterministic step, or ask a human. It starts in shadow mode that only logs decisions, has an active mode for a Grok Bot skill that honors them, and includes a kill switch. It never sends, pays or deletes anything itself.
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Cicero
Self-hosted voice interface for coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, ACP); talk from a browser or Telegram call.
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Voiceloop
Zero-dependency JS library for an interruptible in-browser voice loop (VAD, STT, LLM, TTS).
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Orke
BOMTOBE's free desktop workspace for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents: terminal sessions, an in-app browser the agent can use, a Git review window and scheduled AI employees.
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Anchor Action Index
Shared memory of web workflows for Anchor's cloud browsers: computer-use agents replay proven paths as deterministic code and the model only steps in where a page has changed, exposed as tools on Anchor's MCP server and REST API.
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Bolt
Prompt-to-app builder that runs full-stack apps in the browser.
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Browserbase
Hosted headless browsers built for agents.
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ByteFlow
ByteFlow is a no-code builder for AI agents on top of the systems a company already runs (ERP, CRM, in-house and legacy apps) through APIs or a browser agent. Agents prepare the work, such as a CRM update or ERP entry, and a person approves it with one tap. Includes voice agents in 10+ Indian languages and document extraction.
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Comet
Perplexity's AI browser with a built-in assistant that can browse, summarize and complete tasks on web pages for you.
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Fellou
Agentic browser that carries out multi-step tasks across websites, runs deep searches and turns results into reports.
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HARPA AI
Chrome extension browser agent that combines models like GPT, Claude and Gemini to automate web tasks, searching, writing and summarizing.
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Hyperbrowser
Cloud browsers and isolated sandboxes for AI agents that you start in one call and drive with Playwright, Puppeteer or any agent.
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Instinct
Personal assistant you text or call that works across your Gmail, calendar, documents and a cloud browser to get tasks done.
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LVLZ
LVLZ is a personal AI agent you run by messaging it like a person, on iMessage or WhatsApp, as a text, voice note or call. It runs errands on real websites in a cloud browser, such as bookings, forms and shopping, turns messages into tasks and projects, fills a CRM from your conversations, and runs routines like a morning brief or a price watch. Everything it does lands in a web workspace, its memory can be read, edited and exported, and it asks before paying, contacting someone new or deleting anything, with cards and passwords kept in an encrypted vault.
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Minion AI
Browser agent that completes web tasks for you.
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Replit Agent
Builds and deploys full apps from a prompt in the browser.
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Scalebrowser
Gives each agent its own isolated browser with a persistent identity for staying signed in.
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SEAL
SEAL is an MCP server (npx sealnet-mcp) that lets AI agents send and request files and secrets with end-to-end encryption. After pairing, the default delivery route sends the file to the user's SEAL inbox and returns a handle to the model. Also has a browser app, CLI and SDK; free up to 1 GB per seal.
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Sigma AI Browser
Free private web browser with a built-in AI agent, local AI and ad blocker.
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Skyvern
Automates browser workflows with vision + LLMs.
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GitHub repos (52)
| Repo | GitHub stars | Licence | Last push |
|---|---|---|---|
| 117,912 | MIT | 2026-10-17 | |
| 88,372 | BSD 3-Clause | 2026-10-21 | |
| 53,681 | Apache License 2.0 | 2026-10-21 | |
| 39,297 | Apache License 2.0 | 2026-10-09 | |
| 38,115 | Apache License 2.0 | 2026-10-19 | |
| 36,657 | GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 2026-10-21 | |
| 32,280 | MIT | 2026-10-20 | |
| 30,335 | Apache License 2.0 | 2026-10-20 | |
| 25,660 | MIT | 2026-10-21 | |
| 19,349 | — | 2026-10-21 | |
| 18,465 | MIT | 2026-10-17 | |
| 17,562 | MIT | 2026-10-19 | |
| 16,618 | MIT | 2026-05-15 | |
| 14,189 | — | 2026-10-17 | |
| 14,108 | Apache License 2.0 | 2026-10-15 |
Top 15 of 52 by stars. Stars and licence come from each repo, checked when the listing was last verified.
FAQ
What are the best AI tools for browsing the web focused on browser automation?
We list 68. The first three by GitHub stars and featured status are Browser Use: Library that lets AI agents control a web browser.; Scrapling: Python web-scraping framework with fast HTTP requests, stealth browsers, adaptive parsing and concurrent crawling, plus an MCP server for agents.; Chrome DevTools MCP: Official MCP server that lets coding agents control and inspect a live Chrome browser through DevTools for debugging and performance work.
Are there free or open-source options?
Yes: 43 open source, 1 source-available, 13 free or freemium, 7 paid, usage-based or enterprise, 4 pricing on the maker's site. Pricing is as each maker states it.
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