AI agents are set to take over computer-based tasks like browsing, form filling, and ticket booking soon. This tutorial focuses on creating a web-based AI agent using Stagehand and Gemini, which can autonomously interact with websites based on natural language instructions. Stagehand is a headless browser tool that simplifies automation by allowing users to describe their intentions in plain English, eliminating the need for manual coding. It processes HTML and utilizes various AI models to interpret commands and execute web tasks efficiently.
In the near future, AI agents will handle most computer-based tasks for us, such as browsing websites, filling out forms, booking tickets, and more.
Stagehand is a headless browser/web automation tool with built-in AI capabilities, compatible with automation libraries like Puppeteer and Playwright.
With Stagehand, you can simply describe your intent in plain English, and it will interpret natural language instructions to automate web tasks.
Stagehand supports a wide range of models including OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude, allowing for powerful AI-driven interactions on the web.
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