Its not at a stage I'd be comfortable to put it on GitHub yet, maybe in a few months.
And I think you misunderstood my comment, I didn't describe my project, but extrapolated from the parents desire and my motivations for my project.
Mine is actually pretty close to stagehand, at least I could very well use it. It's basically a web UI to configure browser tasks like open webpage x, iterate over "item type", with LLM integration to determine what the CSS selector for that would be.
On next execution it would attempt to use the previously determined CSS selector instead of the LLM integration. On failures, it'd raise a notification with an admin tasks to verify new selectors/fix the script
But it's a lot of code to put together as a generic UI - as I want these tasks to be repeatable without restarting from the beginning etc
Still very much in the PoC stage without any tests, barely working persistence etc
Its not at a stage I'd be comfortable to put it on GitHub yet, maybe in a few months.
And I think you misunderstood my comment, I didn't describe my project, but extrapolated from the parents desire and my motivations for my project.
Mine is actually pretty close to stagehand, at least I could very well use it. It's basically a web UI to configure browser tasks like open webpage x, iterate over "item type", with LLM integration to determine what the CSS selector for that would be. On next execution it would attempt to use the previously determined CSS selector instead of the LLM integration. On failures, it'd raise a notification with an admin tasks to verify new selectors/fix the script
But it's a lot of code to put together as a generic UI - as I want these tasks to be repeatable without restarting from the beginning etc
Still very much in the PoC stage without any tests, barely working persistence etc