browser-use/browser-use is an open source project for building AI agents that operate a web browser in Python. The latest release is 0.13.13, and it is published under the MIT license. The core of this repository is a structure that divides the path for running a browser agent into cloud, CLI, and local library. This is not the change log of a particular version, but the form in which the project provides it.
The cloud path handles browser execution and hosts the agent API, the CLI path connects to a browser the user already has, and the local path uses the Python library directly. The README presents driving license test appointment and CAPTCHA bypass cases as task demonstrations, and lists cloud browser pricing at0.02 dollars per browser hour. Disguise techniques and residential proxies are also included in the cloud description. It also provides an llms.txt document index for AI agents and crawlers to reference. According to the GitHub API, the star count is 118,362.
This structure is meaningful in that you can choose between a cloud service and local execution depending on what you want to delegate. However, the task demonstrations and feature descriptions are as presented in the README, and the provided materials contain no data for judging the agent's task success rate or comparative performance. The star count only shows interest in the repository and does not prove task accuracy. Therefore, the scope of the automation features can be confirmed, but its reliability in real tasks cannot be concluded from this material alone.