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Auto-Browse: True No-Code Browser Automation with AI

Auto-Browse revolutionizes browser automation by eliminating the need to write any automation code. Built on Playwright, it allows both technical and non-technical users to automate browser tasks and create maintainable test suites using plain English - no programming required.

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Why Auto-Browse?

  • One Universal Executor - A single powerful AI engine replaces thousands of lines of automation code
  • Truly No-Code - Write instructions in plain English, let our universal executor handle everything else
  • Revolutionary Simplicity - One step executor runs all your automation tasks - no matter how complex
  • Zero Implementation Required - No more writing or maintaining automation code
  • Universal Accessibility - Anyone can create and maintain automations without coding skills
  • BDD Integration - One step handles all your BDD scenarios
  • AI-Powered Adaptability - Our universal executor dynamically adapts to UI changes

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How It Works

Instead of writing different code for different actions, Auto-Browse’s universal step executor acts as your singular, intelligent automation engine. It understands any instruction and translates it directly into browser actions - no code needed, ever.

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Core Features

  • Natural language commands for browser automation
  • AI-powered computer and browser agent
  • Automatic page/context detection
  • TypeScript support
  • Playwright test integration
  • Zero configuration required
  • BDD-first approach

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Real-World Applications

  • End-to-end testing
  • UI automation
  • Workflow automation
  • Test scenario creation
  • Browser task automation

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Supported LLM Providers

Auto Browse integrates with multiple LLM providers:

  • OpenAI (default) - GPT-4 and compatible models
  • Google AI - Gemini models
  • Azure OpenAI - GPT models on Azure
  • Anthropic - Claude models
  • Google Vertex AI - PaLM and Gemini models
  • Ollama - Run models locally

Each provider offers unique capabilities and model options. See our Environment Setup guide for detailed configuration instructions.

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Example Repository

To see Auto Browse in action, explore our TypeScript BDD Example Repository. This repository demonstrates:

  • Complete project setup
  • BDD testing patterns
  • Real-world automation examples

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Demo Video