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Jev Ultrafast
An open browser agent that finishes a flight search in about seven seconds
If browser agents have felt too slow to put in front of users, this MIT repo shows what a small indexed action space does to latency, and you can run it today.
Jev Ultrafast is an experimental browser agent from the Browser Use team. Give it a goal in plain language and it works the page through a short, numbered menu of actions: click, type, select, scroll, wait, done or blocked. The README reports median runs of 7.1 seconds for a Google Flights search, 2.8 seconds to reach a Wikipedia article and 1.9 seconds for a hotel filter. Setup is a clone, uv sync and two API keys. The limits are written down: no shadow roots, frames, canvas, file uploads, pop-up tabs or nested scrolling, and its own DONE calls need checking. The hosted version is a waitlist.
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