@geekbb: A terminal TUI tool written in Rust by the Browser-use team. You tell it what to do in natural language, and it controls the browser to accomplish it. Self-developed LLM engine plus Chrome's CDP protocol, supports running with your logged-in Chrome, headless browser, or Browser ...

Browser-use team built a terminal TUI tool in Rust: you tell it what to do in natural language, and it controls the browser to complete the task. It uses a self-developed LLM engine plus Chrome’s CDP protocol, and supports running with your logged-in Chrome, headless browser, or Browser Use cloud. https://t.co/wlVGWNBypj https://t.co/Lc3LdSbIqP — # browser-use/terminal Source: https://github.com/browser-use/terminal # Browser Use Terminal Automate the boring stuff in the browser. Browser Use Terminal is a Rust TUI for browser agents. It combines a new LLM harness, Browser Harness-style CDP control, real Chrome sessions, and a terminal UI you can actually steer. bash curl -fsSL https://browser-use.com/terminal/install.sh | sh browser ## What It Does - runs browser tasks from a terminal UI - works with your logged-in Chrome when the task needs real account state - supports headless Chromium and Browser Use cloud for clean or remote runs - lets you watch, steer, stop, retry, and resume tasks - keeps local history, screenshots, artifacts, and follow-ups - uses a new LLM harness built to be 2x cheaper and 2x faster than Browser Harness ## How It Works Browser Use Terminal is a browser-first LLM harness: Rust owns the agent loop and durable state, while the browser runtime gives the model direct CDP control over Chrome. text you │ ▼ browser terminal │ ├─ custom Ratatui UI watch · steer · stop · resume ├─ Rust LLM harness tools · subagents · compaction · cancellation ├─ SQLite event log history · screenshots · artifacts · traces └─ CDP browser runtime profiles · doctor · recovery · ownership │ ▼ real Chrome | headless Chromium | Browser Use cloud - The model gets raw browser capability: CDP, page JavaScript, screenshots, files, and helper code. - The terminal stays controllable: history, artifacts, follow-ups, browser recovery, and a custom Ratatui renderer for live work. ## Try It text Get my San Francisco parking permit. text Give this employee admin permission in Azure. text Find the cancellation policy for my current hotel reservation. ## Setup Launch the app: bash browser Use slash commands inside the TUI: text /auth sign in /model choose a model /browser choose local, headless, or cloud browser /update update the app Useful shell commands: bash browser auth status browser config show browser diagnostics ## Development bash cargo fmt --check cargo test uv run --with pytest python -m pytest -q scripts/verify-terminal-ui.sh Terminal UI changes must pass the full verification script. It runs Rust tests, Python tests, deterministic Ratatui dumps, and a real tmux smoke test. ### Telemetry You can disable (100% completely anonymous) telemetry with BUT_TELEMETRY=0. ## Docs - docs/terminal-ui-product-ux.md - docs/terminal-ui-testing.md - docs/terminal-renderer-architecture.md ## License MIT