Browser Use is a 🏷️#browser-automation-platform that gives 📝Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents a way to interact with websites autonomously, positioning itself as "the way AI uses the web." It combines a purpose-built language model tuned for browser tasks with stealth infrastructure — anti-detect fingerprinting, 📝CAPTCHA solving, and proxy pools across 195+ countries — so agents can extract data, run tests, monitor pages, and complete multi-step workflows from natural-language instructions. Available as both an open-source 📝Python library and a managed cloud service, it supports multiple model providers including Anthropic, 📝OpenAI, and 📝Google, and is used by Fortune 500 companies and AI research teams. Within the broader 📝agentic-augmentation landscape, Browser Use sits alongside offerings like Browserbase and Fellou as part of the emerging category of agent-native browser runtimes — the "hands" layer that pairs with model "brains" to execute against the live web.
