Over the past few years, AI has ceased to be just an experimental technology and can now be called a digital worker. It can search for information, fill out forms, work with CRM, analyze documents, and perform complex multi-step processes.
However, along with this growing capability, a new problem has emerged: most existing solutions use the browser exclusively as an automation tool. These are most often Playwright or Selenium, where the agent's actions are limited to specific actions in a script.
This approach is great for website testing, but it's insufficient for autonomous artificial intelligence. Therefore, a full-fledged browser layer is needed to transform a web page into a structured working environment for the model. BrowserAct provides such a layer.
Well, let's get started.
Playwright is an excellent tool for testing. It gives you complete low-level control: click selectors, type into inputs, run JavaScript, take screenshots. That's perfect when you know the page structure in advance and you're testing a specific application.
