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Jev Browser

MIT-licensed Playwright navigator with MCP, CLI, and library interfaces: Jev chooses DOM actions and judges goal/stuck state from page excerpts sent to TypeSafe, OpenRouter, Cloudflare, or Vercel; an optional separate model generates typed text. Code bounds the loop and returns a trace, final page, and screenshot, but does not require human approval for each action; iframe, shadow-DOM, and file-input controls are unsupported.

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