@lightpanda_io: Introducing: Lightpanda Agent + PandaScript Four years ago we said browser automation was broken and we'd rewrite the w…
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Lightpanda Agent and PandaScript enable browser automation by using LLMs at build time to generate executable scripts from plain English, eliminating runtime LLM calls and dependency on Playwright or Puppeteer.
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Introducing: Lightpanda Agent + PandaScript
Four years ago we said browser automation was broken and we’d rewrite the whole stack. Today we shipped it.
LLM at buildtime, not runtime Talk to it in plain English Get back a script you replay forever, zero LLM calls No CDP serialization, no Playwright/Puppeteer, no Node/Python setup. Just the Lightpanda binary doing everything
More details in the blog in comments
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