Introducing CAMEL browser toolkit. Our built-in browser toolkit in CAMEL framework. Most open source agent browser tools suck. So we built our own and use it in Eigent AI product. In this blog post, we discuss how we build our browser toolkit - the action and observation space for agent browsing. - Multi-mode operation - Typescript framework integration - Enhanced element identification - _snapshotForAI and ARIA mapping mechanism - Enhanced stealth mechanism - Tool registration and screenshot handling https://t.co/W5vncXIk4A
CAMEL browser toolkit: a better alternative for Eigent AI
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2wNice work on this! The stealth and snapshot handling sound particularly useful for any serious agent framework. It’s interesting to see more teams rethinking the fundamentals instead of just wrapping existing browser tools.