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  1. Browser Use lets AI agents perform real web tasks

    #Browser Use#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    Browser Use is a Python library and cloud platform for browser automation with AI agents. It is interesting for teams that want to test, extract, or automate web workflows.

  2. Foundry Toolkit optimizes agents directly in VS Code

    #Microsoft Foundry#VS Code#Agent Optimization

    only local; it bridges to Hosted Agents, toolboxes, Remote MCP, OpenAPI tools, and A2A connections. That turns it from a prototyping surface into more of an agent development workspace that brings testing, deployment,

  3. Skyvern makes browser automation less brittle

    #Skyvern#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    SDKs, Docker Compose self-hosting, webhooks, and MCP readiness. According to GitHub, Skyvern is a Playwright extension that uses natural language for interaction, extraction, and validation. A typical flow: a team

  4. AnythingLLM makes private AI workspaces practical

    #AnythingLLM#Private AI#RAG

    support, model routing, memories, scheduled tasks, MCP compatibility, and a no-code agent builder. For individuals, the desktop version is especially interesting because it can be tested quickly. For teams, the Docker

  5. PwC and OpenAI build 2026 AI agents for finance teams

    #AI#OpenAI#PwC

    approvals, controls and organizational memory. Through MCPs and reusable skills, agents are supposed to connect to enterprise systems with controlled access. Codex is meant to speed up domain teams PwC and OpenAI also

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