#77th of 10 in Agent platforms
Skyvern
Browser automation agent driven by vision LLMs over Playwright
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- Stars
- 23.2k
- License
- AGPL-3.0
- Last commit
- Oct 2026
- Last release
- Oct 2026
- Language
- Python
Overview
Skyvern drives websites with vision LLMs instead of selectors: a Playwright-compatible Python/TypeScript SDK adds page.act, page.extract and page.validate, and a no-code builder chains tasks into workflows with loops, HTTP and code blocks. pip install skyvern[all] serves API and UI on port 8080 with SQLite by default; Docker Compose bundles Postgres. TOTP 2FA, Bitwarden, browser livestreaming and MCP are supported.
Who it is for: Developers automating form filling and data extraction on third-party sites
Strengths
- Works on sites it has never seen; no XPath or CSS selectors to maintain
- SQLite default means the pip path needs neither Postgres nor Docker
- TOTP, email and SMS 2FA plus Bitwarden and custom credential services
- Python and TypeScript SDKs extend standard Playwright calls with a prompt argument
Weaknesses
- AGPL-3.0 license
- Anti-bot measures, proxy network and CAPTCHA solving exist only in the paid cloud
- Windows pip install needs Rust plus VS C++ tools and the Windows SDK
- Authentication features are offered by email request; 1Password and LastPass unsupported
What it needs
- no GPU
- Docker + Compose
- Compose runs PostgreSQL
- port 8080
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