Sim Studio

Browser Use

Run browser automation tasks

BrowserUse is a powerful browser automation platform that enables you to create and run browser tasks programmatically. It provides a way to automate web interactions through natural language instructions, allowing you to navigate websites, fill forms, extract data, and perform complex sequences of actions without writing code.

With BrowserUse, you can:

  • Automate web interactions: Navigate to websites, click buttons, fill forms, and perform other browser actions
  • Extract data: Scrape content from websites, including text, images, and structured data
  • Execute complex workflows: Chain multiple actions together to complete sophisticated web tasks
  • Monitor task execution: Watch browser tasks run in real-time with visual feedback
  • Process results programmatically: Receive structured output from web automation tasks

In Sim Studio, the BrowserUse integration allows your agents to interact with the web as if they were human users. This enables scenarios like research, data collection, form submission, and web testing - all through simple natural language instructions. Your agents can gather information from websites, interact with web applications, and perform actions that would typically require manual browsing, expanding their capabilities to include the entire web as a resource.

Usage Instructions

Execute browser automation tasks with BrowserUse to navigate the web, scrape data, and perform actions as if a real user was interacting with the browser. The task runs asynchronously and the block will poll for completion before returning results.

Tools

browser_use_run_task

Block Configuration

Input

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
taskstringYesTask - Describe what the browser agent should do...

Outputs

OutputTypeDescription
responseobjectOutput from response
idstringid of the response
taskstringtask of the response
outputanyoutput of the response
statusstringstatus of the response
stepsjsonsteps of the response
live_urlanylive_url of the response

Notes

  • Category: tools
  • Type: browser_use
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