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Gets Google Maps Directions Through Browser UI

Benji built a small browser agent using a local LLM, Jev by TypeSafe AI, and browser control. It opens Google Maps, searches for a destination, clicks through the interface, and gets a route.

Benji@boiopollo๐•
ok this is wild I think browser agents are about to get a lot cheaper. I've been playing around with Jev by TypeSafe AI and built a small browser agent with: Local LLM + Jev + browser control. I ask it to get me directions on Google Maps. It opens Maps. Searches the destination. Clicks through the UI. Gets the route. The interesting bit isn't Google Maps. It's that you don't need a huge frontier m
Sep 19, 2026X postsView on X
Benji says browser agents may soon become much cheaper.

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