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nanobrowser
Open-source Chrome extension that runs a multi-agent browser automation system locally. Planner, Navigator, and Validator agents collaborate inside the browser with no external API calls for web tasks.
Open-source AI gateway providing a unified API across 100+ LLM providers with built-in observability, request logging, fallbacks, caching, and load balancing.
Browserless.io headless browser service. It provides a Docker-deployable or cloud-hosted Chrome endpoint with REST and WebSocket APIs for screenshot, PDF, scraping, and Puppeteer/Playwright remote sessions.
Bytebot open-source computer-use agent: a Docker-based Ubuntu desktop with AI-controlled mouse and keyboard; exposes an HTTP API for agents to send click, type, screenshot, and macro commands.
Open-source browser API optimised for AI agents. It provides session management, stealth settings, proxy rotation, and a REST/WebSocket interface on top of Chromium for cloud-scale agent browser access.
Interactive plan review UI that intercepts ExitPlanMode via hooks, letting users visually annotate plans with comments, deletions, and replacements before approving or denying with detailed feedback.
Use as the OSS self-hosted sandbox when you need to run agent code on your own infra: libkrun-based microVM isolation with no per-sandbox vendor cost, the escape hatch from a managed runtime at high volume.
Grafana Tempo is a cost-efficient distributed tracing backend (OpenTelemetry-native) that pairs with Loki for logs and Prometheus for metrics in LLM stacks.
Use for enterprise hosted-control agents (the agent loop runs at the provider while execution happens on your own infrastructure) when you want a managed control plane but data and code must stay on your machines.
Logfire by Pydantic: OpenTelemetry-based structured logging and tracing for Python applications with built-in support for FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, and Anthropic.