Hermes WebUI
Lets you use the Hermes agent from a browser or your phone instead of a terminal
by Nathan Esquenazi
Browser Use Terminal
by Browser UseAgentGet organised
Runs browser tasks from a terminal screen where you can watch, steer and resume the agent
About Browser Use Terminal
Browser Use Terminal is a terminal app where an AI agent carries out browser tasks for you in Chrome, with live controls to watch, steer, stop and resume the work.
For Terminal usersPeople who automate web chores
Made by Browser Use
Browser Use publishes this app as open source under the MIT license.
- Stars
- ★ 662
- License
- MIT
- Cost
- Usage-based
- Platforms
- Mac · Linux
- Level
- Intermediate
Overview
Browser Use Terminal is a text-screen app for browser agents. You type a task such as finding a cancellation policy, and the agent drives Chrome while you watch, steer, stop or resume it. It can use your signed-in Chrome, a headless Chromium or the Browser Use cloud browser, and it keeps local history, screenshots and files for each task. It suits people comfortable with a terminal who want web chores done for them.
You can watch the agent work, step in at any moment and pick the same session up again later.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- Go to [website] and list the main headings on the page. Don't sign in.First try · read-only
- Find the cancellation policy for my current hotel reservation.uses your logins
- Open my company's dashboard and summarize failed jobs from today.uses your logins
- Log in to the vendor portal and download the latest invoice.downloads files
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
Features
From the creator's documentation.
| Feature | What it does | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Watch and steer | Run browser tasks from a terminal screen and watch, steer, stop, retry and resume them | Your computer |
| Browser choice | Work in your logged-in Chrome, a headless Chromium or the Browser Use cloud browser | Your computer or cloud |
| Task history | Keeps local history, screenshots, artifacts and follow-ups for each task | Your computer |
| Saved logins | Stores website passwords and 2FA setup keys for the agent, or imports them from 1Password | Your computer |
| Assistant skill | Registers a skill so Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode can drive the same browser | Your computer |
| Model providers | Sign in to a provider or use its API key, such as OpenAI or Anthropic | Model provider |
Good to know
You want an agent to finish a web chore while you stay in the terminal. Browser Use Terminal runs the task in Chrome, shows its progress live, and lets you steer, stop, retry or resume it.
Limits
- It can work in your real, signed-in Chrome, so an agent can act as you on sites where you are logged in. Choose the local, headless or cloud browser before the first task.
- Native Windows is not supported yet; the setup page says to use WSL.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: Browser Use Terminal), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. Browser Use Terminal: README · Browser Use Terminal: documentation
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