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Workflow Use has an MCP server🔥🔥 (and self healing) Create a new api keys automatically? ✅ Fill out annoying forms? ✅ QA test your website? ✅ all without leaving Cursor. The best part: it's really fast, deterministic, and self healable. Welcome to RPA 2.0.📡

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opensourceCM1 year ago

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Jonas Templestein1 year ago

Can it use my local chrome session? Like if I wanted to e.g. use a yubikey or something?

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max comperatore1 year ago

👌

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Nemesis1 year ago

RPA 2.0 sounds awesome! Having an MCP server with self‑healing capabilities could streamline so many workflows. Excited to try this in Cursor.

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ZhuSenze1 year ago

Appreciate your contribution. I have seen many agent adopting your framework and repo

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Dhaval Makwana1 year ago

This is cool! Check dm @browser_use

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Lars Kuesters1 year ago

Does it download and upload files to forms?

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