Browser Automation

Learn how to build an autonomous AI QA agent using Agent Factory and Browser as a Service (BaaS) that reads Jira tickets, writes test cases, and executes them live in Chrome.

An in-depth analysis of autonomous AI browsers like Perplexity Comet, ChatGPT Atlas, and Dia, evaluating their capabilities in research, form-filling, and the reality of agentic web automation.

Cloudflare has introduced Kitesurf, a cloud-hosted browser specifically engineered for AI agents. By optimizing the browsing stack and reducing resource consumption compared to Chromium, Kitesurf enables a new era of highly efficient web automation and autonomous agent development.

OpenAI is discontinuing its experimental Atlas browser less than a year after launch, pivoting its strategy toward agentic features in desktop apps and browser extensions.

Learn how to deploy and run Anthropic's Claude Code inside browser-based environments, and integrate browser automation tools like Playwright to verify UI and frontend changes automatically.

Google is integrating Gemini directly into Chrome for enterprise users, enabling 'auto-browse' features that transform the browser into a proactive AI co-worker capable of research, data entry, and task automation.

Learn how to integrate local LLMs like Ollama and LM Studio with PageBolt MCP to perform complex browser automation tasks, screenshots, and web scraping without compromising privacy.

An in-depth review of Wilson Lin's FastRender project, exploring how thousands of parallel LLM agents can redefine web rendering and browser automation.