Token-efficient browser agent for local LLMs. Playwright + accessibility tree + MarkGrab.
Token-efficient browser agent for local LLMs — Playwright + accessibility tree + MarkGrab, MCP native. browsegrab is a lightweight browser automation library designed for local LLMs (8B-35B parameters). It combines Playwright's accessibility tree with MarkGrab's HTML-to-markdown conversion to achieve 5-8x fewer tokens per step compared to alternatives like browser-use. Token-efficient: ~500-1,500…
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Token-efficient browser agent for local LLMs — Playwright + accessibility tree + MarkGrab, MCP native. browsegrab is a lightweight browser automation library designed for local LLMs (8B-35B parameters). It combines Playwright's accessibility tree with MarkGrab's HTML-to-markdown conversion to achieve 5-8x fewer tokens per step compared to alternatives like browser-use. Token-efficient: ~500-1,500 tokens/step (vs 4,000-10,000 for browser-use) Local LLM first: Optimized for vLLM, Ollama, and…
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