BrowserBee

This looks really well done. I particularly like the simple user interface. A lot of the time these things are unnecessarily complex I feel.

Very nice. I tried with Ollama and it works well. The biggest issue is having the Ollama models hardcoded to Qwen3 and Llama 3.1. I imagine most Ollama users have their…

Looks great! Tried a few examples and models, works very well.

yes, the LLM can invoke observation tools (e.g. read the text/DOM or take a screenshot) to retrieve the context it needs to take the next action

So maybe something we want to be mindful of before using this on banking, health, etc. How is it “privacy-first” then if it literally sends all your shit to the LLM?

What makes it privacy first? Shouldn't it use local llm then? Does it send my password to a provider when it signs up to a website for me?

Looks like the example video is extremely expensive. It racks up almost 2$ of usage in about a minute.

Good spot. I probably shouldn't have the 2nd most expensive model in the demo! Some of the cheaper models have very similar performance at a fraction of a cost, or indeed you…

Thanks for building this! It struggled with tasks I asked for (e.g. download the March and April invoices for my GitHub org "myorg") -- it got errors parsing the DOM and…

I keep getting the "Error: Failed to stream response from [Gemini | OpenAi] API. Please try again." - tried valid new keys from both google/openai

ah yea 2.0 flash is working. 2.5 doesn't and OpenAi 4.0 and mini models dont work either. The error message should probably say to try other models because i was pretty confused

Looks great. Any plans for this to work in Firefox?

Looks amazing. Would love something like this in Firefox or Zen. Mozilla released Orbit, but it was never something that ended up really being useful.

You might be able to reduce the amount of information sent to the LLM by 100 fold if you use a stacking context. Here is an example of one made available on Github (not mine).…

possibly something like https://github.com/romansky/dom-to-semantic-markdown could also help for this use case.

Looks amazing, love it. And I see that in your roadmap the top thing is saving/replaying sessions Related to that, I'd suggest also adding the ability to "templify" sessions, ie.…

Very nice. I tried with Ollama and it works well. The biggest issue is having the Ollama models hardcoded to Qwen3 and Llama 3.1. I imagine most Ollama users have their…

> Since BrowserBee runs entirely within your browser (with the exception of the LLM), it can safely interact with logged-in websites, like your social media accounts or email,…

How does it do so? Just DOM manipulation, viewport scanning or something of the sort?

Can it perform DOM manipilation as well, like fill forms or would the LLM response need to be structured for each specific site to use it on? And would an LLM be able to perform…

Here are some ideas on how to cache selectors for reuse and get all the text to use with full text search to find clickable elements slow but still faster than a round trip to a…

Thanks for building this! It struggled with tasks I asked for (e.g. download the March and April invoices for my GitHub org "myorg") -- it got errors parsing the DOM and…

You might be able to reduce the amount of information sent to the LLM by 100 fold if you use a stacking context. Here is an example of one made available on Github (not mine).…

uBlock Origin will do this for free

Firefox already has something similar natively, but it's not enabled by default. If you turn on the new sidebar they have an AI panel, which basically looks like an iframe to the…