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    Dev Browser

    Dev Browser

    A Claude Skill to give your agent the ability to use a web browser

    ...It supports flexible execution modes, allowing full-script runs when tasks are straightforward and step-by-step exploration when the agent needs to inspect or iterate carefully. To make automation more reliable for language models, it provides LLM-friendly DOM snapshots that structure the page in a way that is easier for an agent to interpret than raw HTML dumps.
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    BrowserOS

    BrowserOS

    Agentic browser; privacy-first alternative to ChatGPT Atlas

    BrowserOS is an open-source, agentic web browser built on a Chromium base that integrates AI agents directly into the browsing experience. Rather than just doing standard browsing, it places AI intelligence at the core: you can connect your own API keys (for e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini) or run local models (via e.g., Ollama) so that your browsing data and automation stay on your machine — privacy and control are emphasized throughout. The interface remains familiar to users of...
    Downloads: 57 This Week
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    react-llm

    react-llm

    Easy-to-use headless React Hooks to run LLMs in the browser with WebGP

    Easy-to-use headless React Hooks to run LLMs in the browser with WebGPU. As simple as useLLM().
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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