Jev-Controlled Firefox Automation
Unsure chains Jev with conventional multimodal LLMs and uses Rotunda for browser automation and DOM serialization. Jev controls a Firefox instance.
Pierce Freeman@piercefreeman๐
Now this is the kind of automation speed I can get behind ๐ฅ
This is Jev controlling a firefox instance. "But doesn't Jev only do structured outputs?" you might ask
My new project Unsure lets you chain Jev with conventional multimodal LLMs, while using Rotunda for browser automation + DOM serialization.
Enterprise software is quickly collapsing to a headless API call, which will be both faster and more accurate than how we do it today. As far as I'm concerned, the less time I have to spend navigating bad UIs the better.
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Pierce Freeman says enterprise software is moving toward headless API calls, which he expects to be faster and more accurate than current workflows. He says this could reduce time spent navigating poor UIs.
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