(Post-WIP) AI Agents for Browser Use
- People
- David
- Joe
- Idea
- Test available AI Browser Use tools - "can an LLM use my browser to order me Taco Bell?"
- Details
- OpenAI Operator
- Open-source: browser-use
People David Idea Testing Nvidia's v1 LLM Router blueprint as a third approach to intelligent query routing - this time using policy-based task classification instead of semantic similarity or neural network intent matching. Details * Nvidia's v1 LLM Router blueprint (main branch) takes a three-step approach: apply
People: David Idea: Tested UIUC's LLMRouter framework as an alternative to LiteLLM's semantic routing - this one trains an actual neural network for intent classification and can run on hardware as small as a Raspberry Pi with 4GB of ram. Details: * Wanted to compare this against
People: David Idea: Testing semantic routing as a way to automatically send LLM requests to different models based on what the user is asking—part of a bigger vision for smart edge-to-hub-to-cloud routing on our Maui cluster. Details: * Our LiteLLM proxy already bundles multiple machines into one API endpoint, so
People: David Idea: Testing KIRA, Krafton's open-source project that lets you run a full Claude Code instance through Slack, on our local PMF hardware. Details: * Nicole mentioned wanting more Slack bot and automation options for the team * Found Krafton's KIRA project on GitHub which does exactly