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A browser agent with a dynamic, indexed action space.
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ARTEMIS turns natural-language instructions into reliable Android automation.
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Each bot can use a cloud Linux desktop, an isolated Local VM, or
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Looks at the screen and finds buttons the way a person does: no app APIs, no per-app integration
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用自然语言描述任务,助手就能打开 App、读取页面、点击、滚动、输入文字、整理列表,并在侧边栏展示手机屏幕。
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Let an AI model use a real iPhone with a $7 ESP32: AirPlay eyes, USB HID hands, any OpenAI-compatible vision model.
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Enable Claude Code, Codex, or any agent to use your real phone. The agent can scroll, tap, type, and read your phone
- kuafuai/andee3.5K
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It reads the accessibility tree and the screenshot, and aims on a labelled grid instead of doing coordinate maths
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the apps on your phone and the windows on your computer through their screens, for everything that never had an API.
- amontlabs/lcu2.4K
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Desktop apps: read windows, click, type, and take screenshots.
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Agentic browser control, driven by the AI subscription you already pay for.
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Looks at the screen and finds buttons the way a person does: no app APIs, no per-app integration
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The agent plans the steps, uses Android Use to inspect pages, tap, swipe and enter text, then checks the result.
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读屏、点击、滑动、输入(基于无障碍服务);打开 App 或直接跳到指定页面。
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Mainplane drives your real browsers and applications with native computer use.
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It sees the screen, clicks, types, browses and writes the code too.
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让 AI agent 直接查看、诊断、操作 运行在远程设备上的网页
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Accessibility-first browser & computer use for AI agents
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It reads the accessibility tree and calls app APIs, runs shell commands, and operates the GUI when it needs to.
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Scout is an open-source agent that uses a real browser to finish a task for you.
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