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browser-use/browser-use

A browser-agent framework that turns web navigation, page state, and browser actions into an agent execution environment.

Browser agent framework Scope profile Project documented Reviewed August 26, 2026
Intended operator

Developers building agents that complete tasks in web interfaces.

Primary surfaces

Python framework / browser runtime / web-task automation

Tracked repository

browser-use/browser-use

Teaching mechanism

A browser has a second meaning of success

The agent can complete a web action while still violating the user's intended destination, account, or consequence; evaluation must inspect the effect, not only task completion.

Evidence limitTheGitReporter has not yet traced the current browser runtime and evaluation path in source.
Inspect the source
System map status

Reporting is still in progress.

This scope profile names the project's place in the field and one useful mechanism. It does not claim that every runtime boundary has been inspected.

Learn Through This Project

8 lessons
Chapter 1 Before the First Model Request Chapter 2 The Invisible Prompt Chapter 3 Tool Calls: Contract, Authorization, Execution Chapter 4 Loops, Workflows, and Recovery Chapter 7 The Approval Trap Chapter 8 The Human Control Loop Chapter 9 Trust Must Make Its Case Chapter 10 The Future Has Three Branches

Compare Its Boundaries

6 labs
Comparison labTool ContractsComparison labApproval BoundariesComparison labHuman WorkbenchComparison labSessions And RecoveryComparison labEvidence And EvaluationComparison labMaturity Signals

Latest Reporting

1 article
Browser Use: the control boundary between an agent and the live web

July 31, 2026 — Browser Use’s latest harness release and its own session examples make a harder point than a benchmark: browser automation only becomes legible when profile, destination, and data authority are named controls. browser-use/browser-use

Primary Sources

browser-use repository

Primary public browser-agent source.

Open Questions

  • What evidence proves the browser reached the intended outcome without crossing an unintended account or authority boundary?

Evidence state describes what this Atlas profile can support today. It is not a product score and it is not evidence that uninspected capabilities are absent.