@browser_use: We shipped a terminal UI and harness written in Rust > no frameworks > full power of browser harness > connect any LLM …
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Browser Use released a terminal UI and harness written in Rust, providing direct CDP browser control and the ability to connect any LLM for automated browser tasks.
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We shipped a terminal UI and harness written in Rust🔥
> no frameworks > full power of browser harness > connect any LLM > smooth af TUI (custom ratatui renderer)
Which annoying task in your browser did we solve? https://t.co/rqS0Gs8cuv
Gregor Zunic (@gregpr07): Introducing: Browser Use Terminal. A Rust harness + TUI that gets real work done in the browser.🦉
Browser Harness gave LLMs freedom in Chrome. We built a full LLM harness around it - in Rust.
> Direct CDP — raw browser control > Real Chrome — use your logged-in browser > Rust
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