AutoBrowse is a developer library enabling LLM-driven web automation. By leveraging large language models, it plans and executes browser actions—searching, navigating, interacting, and extracting information from web pages. Using a planner-executor pattern, it breaks down high-level tasks into step-by-step actions, handling JavaScript rendering, form inputs, link traversal, and content parsing. It outputs structured data or summaries, making it ideal for research, data collection, automated testing, and competitive intelligence workflows.

browse-for-me leverages headless Chromium via Puppeteer controlled by OpenAI models to interpret user-defined instructions. Users create configuration files specifying target URLs, actions like clicking, form submission, and data points for extraction. The agent executes each step autonomously, handles errors with retries, and returns structured JSON or plain-text summaries. With support for multi-step sequences, scheduling, and environment variables, it streamlines tasks like web scraping, site monitoring, automated testing, and content summarization.

Deep-Research-With-Web-Scraping-by-LLM-And-AI-Agent is designed to automate the end-to-end research workflow by combining web scraping techniques with large language model capabilities. Users define target domains, specify URL patterns or search queries, and set parsing rules using BeautifulSoup or similar libraries. The framework orchestrates HTTP requests to extract raw text, tables, or metadata, then feeds the retrieved content into an LLM for tasks such as summarization, topic clustering, Q&A, or data normalization. It supports iterative loops where LLM outputs guide subsequent scraping tasks, enabling deep dives into related sources. With built-in caching, error handling, and configurable prompt templates, this agent streamlines comprehensive information gathering, making it ideal for academic literature reviews, competitive intelligence, and market research automation.