browser-use/browser-use
Browser-use is a project that enables AI agents to control and automate web browsers, allowing users to perform complex tasks through natural language commands and AI-driven browser interactions.
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McGill-NLP/webllama
WebLlama is a project focused on building advanced AI agents powered by Meta's Llama 3 model that can browse the web by following user instructions and engaging in dialogue. The project aims to create human-centric web browsing assistants that enhance user experience rather than replace users. The core of WebLlama is a fine-tuned Llama-3-8B-Web model trained on the WebLINX 1.0 dataset, which includes over 24,000 curated instances of web interactions such as clicks, text inputs, submissions, and dialogue acts. This model surpasses GPT-4V by 18% in zero-shot performance on the WebLINX 1.0 benchmark, demonstrating superior ability in selecting useful links, clicking relevant elements, and generating aligned responses. WebLlama provides training scripts, optimized configurations, and instructions for training cutting-edge Llama agents on web navigation tasks. It also offers benchmarks for evaluating these agents on real-world web browsing scenarios, including multi-turn dialogue-based navigation and automatic web navigation. The project emphasizes continuous data curation and expansion, incorporating datasets like Mind2Web to improve agent generalization across millions of websites. Deployment is facilitated through integration with popular platforms such as Playwright, Selenium, and BrowserGym, making it easier to use these agents in practical applications. WebLlama also supports systematic evaluation with tools to visualize results and compare performance across different models and benchmarks. The project is open-source and provides easy access to models and datasets via Hugging Face, along with detailed documentation and example usage code. Overall, WebLlama represents a significant advancement in AI-driven web navigation, combining state-of-the-art language models with real-world interaction data to create powerful, user-friendly browsing assistants.
https://github.com/McGill-NLP/webllama
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