@browser_use: Imagine thousands of agents working for you on the web This is why we rebuilt Browser Use: > Made for long-running task…
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Browser Use 0.13.0 beta is rebuilt in Rust for long-running web agent tasks, featuring a custom LLM harness and a new terminal interface.
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Imagine thousands of agents working for you on the web 🤔
This is why we rebuilt Browser Use: > Made for long-running tasks > Creates its own harness for any task > [NEW] Browser Use Terminal
All it takes is one command. Try it now ↓ https://t.co/xKKCFDCxJB
Browser Use (@browser_use): Introducing Browser Use 0.13.0 [beta] 🏴☠️
> The old Browser Use was built for GPT-4. > This one was built for SOTA models.
Custom LLM Harness. Custom Browser Harness. In Rust.
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