Automate browser tasks with AI workflows
Julep is an API to build complex multi-step AI workflows. With our new Browser Use feature, you can easily automate browser tasks. From running searches to controlling apps, you can build powerful automations in minutes — no complicated setup needed.
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm thrilled to introduce Julep AI, an API to build multi-step AI workflows and automate browser tasks effortlessly. You can build workflows that can run for hours or days and chain hundreds of steps in plain yaml. Its kinda like Github Actions for AI with integrations and vector search built-in. Introducing our latest feature: *Browser Use* Julep can now control a real browser! Just create a new task with our browser-use tool, add steps and prompts and run! And voila, julep will
Very cool and useful functionality for AI workflows. Worth checking out.
This is really amazing! Let me try this out.
julep.ai is the most stellar AI agent product tool out there! We were able to use julep to build and ship AI features within a few hours, something that would have taken weeks for us to ship for our 4M+ users! Very very powerful and flexible, with great capabilites, in-built scaling and more. I would highly recommend julep.ai to AI product builders, engineers and founders :)
Congrats on the launch Julep team! This looks really promising and I can see several obvious use-cases in my own work. I love that your templates are yml and open source, that's fantastic! Does the capability exist (or is it planned) to allow workflows to extend themselves (or trigger other workflows)? E.g. To run some automation in parallel with the main automation
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