A toolkit that drives a browser, scrapes pages and reads developer-tools output is powerful locally and dangerous exposed, and most projects with this surface never say so. Saying it plainly means the boundary is a design decision rather than something you discover. Treat it as a workstation tool: it belongs next to the browser it drives, not on a server.
A Python toolkit covering browser automation, AI analysis, visual processing, web scraping, automated test generation and developer-tools analysis. Its own documentation states it is designed for local single-user use and is not suitable for public deployment.
- Driving a browser and capturing what it shows
- Visual processing and AI analysis over the result
- Web scraping
- Generating automated tests
- Reading developer-tools data from the page
Python 3.12 or newer and uv, with API keys supplied through a local environment file. MIT licensed. Documentation is in Chinese.
Build from source — clone the repository and build it, then point your client at the binary