OpenCLI converts any website into CLI commands and lets AI agents operate websites through your logged-in Chrome browser, with built-in adapters for 100+ sites and a plugin system for extensions.
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THE FIRST COLLECTIONGhostget is an open-source CLI and SDK that provides AI agents with precise, bounded web capabilities. It enables secure page capture, media archiving, and encrypted reads from connected services like social platforms and email, ensuring local custody and explicit trust boundaries without granting unrestricted browser or API access.
DevMate provides a local-first agent runtime for ChatGPT via MCP, enabling Codex-like file editing, Git operations, and automation in VS Code and Obsidian.
Skyvern automates browser-based workflows using LLMs and computer vision, providing a Playwright-compatible SDK and a no-code builder to replace brittle XPath-based automation.
Browser Use is an open-source AI agent that makes AI control real browsers to complete tasks like booking appointments, extracting data, and automating web workflows, with Python library, CLI, and hosted cloud options.
Patcher is an experimental Chromium-based desktop browser for macOS Apple Silicon (alpha). You tell your coding agent what browser behavior you want, and it generates and installs a plugin. Modifies websites, adds sidebars/toolbars, automates workflows.
A Python library and CLI tool for searching the SLB Energy Glossary in English and Spanish, featuring live site scraping, local SQLite caching, and semantic search capabilities.
A JavaScript in-page GUI agent that lets any web page be controlled via natural language. Add one script and use mainstream LLMs to automate clicks, form filling, and multi-page tasks without browser extensions or screenshots.
Ferret is a declarative data automation language and Go runtime for structured extraction workflows, supporting embedding, capability-based access, and cross-source querying.