Stagehand browser control with Jev (X)

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Kyle Jeong paired Jev with Stagehand, a browser automation library, to drive a page running in a remote browser. The loop: observe the page, send its accessibility tree to Jev as state and the available actions as questions, let Jev decide the next action, then have Stagehand execute it.

He reports that the demoed task cost $0.001 and ran at what he calls near-instant speed, even though the browser was remote. The post shows the run in a video and does not link code.

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