Browser Use is a tool or platform designed to enable AI agents (such as OpenAI’s GPT models or other large language models) to interact with and control web browsers in an intelligent and automated way. It essentially bridges the gap between AI capabilities and real-world browser interactions, making it possible for AI systems to perform tasks like navigating websites, extracting data, filling out forms, clicking buttons, and more — just as a human user would.
The primary goal of Browser Use is to make websites accessible and actionable for AI agents by abstracting away the complexities of browser automation. Instead of requiring developers to write intricate scripts to locate and interact with webpage elements, Browser Use simplifies this process by extracting all interactive elements (like buttons, input fields, links, etc.) and providing a structured interface for AI agents to interact with.