I've tried all the Browser-Use tools I could find (from Claude, OpenAI, Convergence, Deepseek, Google and more). Some are incredible; others are pure marketing overhype. The review & demos:
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The reason I tested them all is that I used them in @listingbott (An AI Agent that lists a product everywhere it can on the web). 1. Convergence (from EU). Very unstable & needs human help on every 5th step. Doing Guerrilla Marketing on Twitter:
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2. An Open Source alternative: Browser Use Cloud. Costs $30/mo or free to use locally. Cloud version: cloud.browser-use.com/ Github: github.com/browser-use/web-u…
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3. Deepseek-R1 + Browser Use Cloud. This is the setup I'm running for my own AI Agents - i have full control(running it on my own cloud) - this combo works well and requires the least human supervision
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4. Open AI Operator. Only works for ChatGPT pro users in the US. It can run unlimited number of tasks in each browser tab in parallel. So may old systems can be wrapped behind AI Agents providing new UX to the users and using browser-use under the hood
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5. Anthropic (Claude) has shipped "computer use" 3 months ago. I've been using it deployed on replit and I must admit it costs a fortune to run it.
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6. Kura AI (YC S24) claims to have a world-first 87% on the WebVoyager benchmark, beating Claude's Computer Use demo by 31% and the previous SOTA by 14%.
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7. Airtop turns browser use agents into API that can be used inside your own tools and agents. Just had a demo from their founder and it's pretty impressive.
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8. Browser Use agent solved Captcha Best way to get started with it by using Gradio: github.com/AK391/ai-gradio
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9. Steel - an open source browser API to build agents relying on browser automation. > github.com/steel-dev/
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10. The browser company (creators of Arc) are working on a new browser, it's AI first, with automation. I actually think they can win this race, cuz Arc was so good and I trust they can build the best AI Browser too.
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11. Browserbase. A web browser for your AI (agent, wrapper, tool, saas..). Play with one of the demo apps here: open-operator.vercel.app/
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12. Google ofc is best positioned to connect AI with Chrome. He put Gemini 2.0 inside a desktop app and gave it access to my screen, terminal, clipboard, and the internet:
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13. The potential of AI tools with full access to the browser is enormous. It can bridge the new world of AI agents and the old world of millions of websites already running online.
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14. I'm going crazy about AI and Automation. Some of my projects ↳ unicornplatform.com ↳ listingbott.com ↳ seobotai.com ↳ indexrusher.com More here: johnrush.me
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Replying to @johnrush
Deepseek just came out and you already ported your listingbott agents to it? 😲
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Just ported back, it’s api been down the whole day 😢
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Replying to @johnrush
When you say Browser Use Cloud, are you using a service provider for this - as this interface differs from what I see at cloud.browser-use.com from a quick test?
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I run it all locally, but I recommend starting with their cloud first
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Replying to @johnrush
Been building some agents with Browser Use and Gemini API - with detailed instructions from DeepSeek R1 (coz I'm not a coder). So far, it's been pretty amazing!
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You’re running 671B params locally? Or the qwen distilled models?
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Complete novice here, when he’s saying hosts locally does that mean that none of the data is shared with a second party?
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I still use theirs party LLM api
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@readwise save thread
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Wish they would reliably work with Google Sadly no local model even at 32B parameters can handle it :/
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How much are you paying your cloud provider for the infrastructure of this setup? And which cloud provider are you using?
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For browser use cloud it is $30/mo
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Up and running with this now, very cool 😎
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Grok said this was what you recommended the most How to get started?
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