Updated March 10, 2026
Google Project Mariner brings agentic browsing directly into Chrome, powered by Gemini. It can understand and interact with web pages — reading content, clicking buttons, filling forms, and navigating across sites. As a native Chrome feature for AI subscribers, Project Mariner represents the shift of browser agents from standalone tools to built-in browser capabilities, leveraging Google's unmatched understanding of web structure.
Skyvern is an AI-powered browser automation platform that uses computer vision and LLMs to interact with websites. Unlike traditional web scraping that relies on fragile DOM selectors, Skyvern understands web pages visually and can navigate, fill forms, and extract data from any website without site-specific configuration. It's designed for enterprise workflow automation across diverse web applications.
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Respan lets you trace LLM and agent calls across any model or framework, A/B test prompts on production traffic, and route requests across 500+ models through one gateway.
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