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We turned Jev into a general browser skill for agents: jev-browser. Give it a website and a task. The browser opens automatically, and Jev decides every click based on what's on the screen. Here's a demo:

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Jon Kraayenbrink18 days ago

did you open source this project? would love to feature it in

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

Thanks! Once we've polished it up a bit more, we'll open source it.

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AI Mastery Guide17 days ago

Jev picking every click is wild.

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

been trying it the last couple days. automating some stuff with it and it’s actually so useful

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Alessandro17 days ago

I was definitely looking for this, where can I find it?

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

We'll be sharing it inside our community. If you're interested, feel free to join us.

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Alessandro17 days ago

Sure! Will it be an open repo or will be behind paywall?

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Asaf Mazuz18 days ago

Do you have a public repo for this? Or is this a closed solution that you built?

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

We've already shared it in our community. Once it's a bit more polished, we'll consider open-sourcing it too.

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Tobi18 days ago

seeing the page can choose a click. reliable work still needs a second layer: permission boundaries and a check that the intended result actually happened.seeing the page can choose a click. reliable work still needs a second layer: permission boundaries and a check that the intended result actually happened.

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MASA17 days ago

How does it handle unexpected popups or captchas?

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Artemi Vaarakallio18 days ago

the useful boundary is screen state to next action. that makes the same skill portable across sites without hardcoding each flow

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Fajar M Reza18 days ago

A dedicated browser decision layer could make agent automation feel genuinely autonomous.

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Aby Varghese17 days ago

Where can I get them?

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

I’ve shared it in our community for now. Planning to open source it later, so keep an eye out.

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Lennox18 days ago

把浏览器操作变成可评估的决策层,关键是失败回放和可观测性,速度只是结果之一。

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

I think a lot of automation tasks that involve decision-making could be handled by Jev. It's a very general-purpose decision layer.

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Nines17 days ago

The useful leap here is making the browser handle the setup and the clicks, not just generate instructions. Reliability is what will make this kind of agent genuinely useful.

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

The cost and speed are probably the biggest wins for me.

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Asklv17 days ago

The important bit is re-reading the page after every click. Otherwise Jev is choosing from a screen that no longer exists.

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Concreativy mostr18 days ago

ещё одно фейковое решение на jev

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حرفگرافی17 days ago

Could you please share the repo link?

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

It’s currently shared in our community. I’ll open source it later too, so stay tuned.

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T100018 days ago

Do you have to keep prompting it per task? And does it open a new browser instance each time?

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

no, you just describe the goal clearly. pretty simple, no complicated prompt needed

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gzonelee17 days ago

이런 것은 무조건 시도해봐야죠

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AI Builder Club17 days ago

Yeah, it can handle all kinds of general-purpose tasks.

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