ha-browser

What problem does it solve?

Hope Agent Browser automation removes the guesswork and brittleness of interacting with modern web apps by enforcing a consistent status → tabs → snapshot → act loop, handling stale references, and stopping safely when user-dependent checkpoints (login, 2FA, CAPTCHA, permissions, dialogs) block progress.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Standardized stateful loop for web interaction: Verifies browser readiness, manages tabs explicitly, snapshots fresh element references, then executes actions against the latest DOM state.
• Stale-ref detection and auto-recovery: Re-snapshots and retries when refs go stale due to navigation, SPA route changes, tab switches, or UI transitions.
• Safety guardrails for blocking human-in-the-loop moments: Detects login / email-password prompts, OTP/2FA, CAPTCHA, system permission dialogs, and native file picker/download confirmations, then asks the user instead of guessing.

Use case examples: opening a web app, filling a login form, navigating through multi-step UI flows, scraping or verifying page content, and resuming interaction after redirects or modal/UI transitions.

Quick Start

Ask the agent to open the target web page and perform a specific interaction like “log into X and click Y,” and it will run the required status, tab, snapshot, and act steps while asking you to resolve any blocking CAPTCHA/2FA/login prompts.