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browser-use-olympics

A five-event browser-use benchmark with one prompt and one shared clock, accompanied by a compact Jev-driven agent.

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What it does

The included fast loop uses Chrome DevTools and can run the full course or an individual task.

How you can use it

First, decide which online chores you want to time, such as filling out forms, copying codes, or finding links. You can test your automated browser helper on five timed events in an online race. The steps follow the same order every time, but specific words and codes shuffle so simple replays fail.

A developer can set up the included helper program to control Google Chrome. You will need an access key from TypeSafe to let the software connect. The tool only clicks links or types text it finds on the screen, and it immediately halts if it hits a password box, payment screen, or security puzzle.

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