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    HyperAgent

    HyperAgent

    AI Browser Automation

    HyperAgent is an open-source browser automation framework that combines large language models with modern browser scripting tools to create intelligent web automation agents. Built on top of Playwright, the framework allows developers to automate complex browser interactions using natural language commands rather than fragile selectors or hard-coded scripts. Instead of manually writing logic for clicking elements, extracting data, or navigating web pages, developers can instruct the agent in plain language and allow the AI layer to interpret and execute the task. ...
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    Eidos

    Eidos

    An extensible framework for Personal Data Management

    Eidos is an extensible personal data management platform designed to help users organize and interact with their information using a local-first architecture. The system transforms SQLite into a flexible personal database that can store structured and unstructured information such as notes, documents, datasets, and knowledge resources. Its interface is inspired by tools like Notion, allowing users to create documents, databases, and custom views to organize personal information. Unlike...
    Downloads: 11 This Week
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    Index

    Index

    The SOTA Open-Source Browser Agent

    ...Index can perform tasks such as navigating pages, filling forms, collecting data, and analyzing web content without requiring manual scripting for each website.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    browserable

    browserable

    Open source and self-hostable browser automation library for AI agents

    Browserable is an open-source browser automation framework designed specifically for AI agents that need to interact with web interfaces in a human-like way. The project provides tools that allow automated agents to navigate websites, click buttons, fill out forms, and extract information from pages without manual scripting of each step. Built primarily in JavaScript, the framework offers both a developer-friendly SDK and a REST API that allow integration with AI applications and automation...
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    Ailice

    Ailice

    AIlice is a fully autonomous, general-purpose AI agent

    AIlice is an open-source autonomous AI agent framework built to function as a general-purpose assistant that can plan, decompose, and execute complex tasks through a structured multi-agent architecture. The project presents itself as a standalone assistant powered by open-source language models, with an internal design that treats user requests almost like executable programs rather than simple chat prompts. Its core IACT architecture allows the system to break large goals into smaller...
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