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About open-source

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open-source

Documentation reference for writing Python code

open-source-browser-use is an agent skill from the Browser Use project that works as a reference for writing Python code against the browser-use open-source library. The install, quickstart and production setup notes are in one file. There is a reference for more than fifteen LLM providers with setup, environment variables and pricing. The Agent reference covers its parameters, output, prompting, hooks and timeouts. The Browser reference covers its parameters, authentication, real browsers, and remote or cloud browsers. A tools reference covers custom tools, built-in tools and ActionResult. The Actor API, covering Page, Element and Mouse, is documented as a legacy reference. The integrations file covers Browser Use toolsets for Claude, an MCP server, skills and a docs MCP. The monitoring file covers Laminar, OpenLIT, cost tracking and telemetry. The examples file covers a fast agent, parallel runs, Playwright and handling sensitive data. It is aimed at developers who build browser agents in Python and want the agent to write code against the current library.

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Free
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browser-use
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AI Skills
Website
github.com/browser-use/browser-use/open-source