Jev Ultrafast: A browser agent with a dynamic, indexed action space

89 pointsposted 3 days ago
by rahimnathwani
(github.com)

19 Comments

nojvek

2 days ago

I would be v excited if jev wasn’t a cloud model. Something that can run on consumer hardware at v fast speeds.

Deffo impressive work. Don’t want to bring them down. I just don’t like paying AI tax to gate keepers for each use.

maho

2 days ago

I had a look under the hood of browser-use. I wanted to to run some tests with a local browser and a trusted LLM provider of my choice, but the (enabled by default) telemetry they send to PostHog is CRAZY. Especially the browser-harness component can leak credentials to PostHog left and right.

This is absolutely not cool.

user

3 days ago

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ramon156

3 days ago

The more I see about how Jev works, the less interested I get. Jev would be cool as a local model for e.g. Home Assistant. Projects like this are at best misleading, this one also happens to be broken.

adam_arthur

3 days ago

Surprised by these takes.

Are people not getting that this (Jev) can do classification, programmatic branching, real time decision making (e.g. applicable to robotics) an order of magnitude faster and cheaper?

UltraSane

2 days ago

It seems almost like a smart switch statement.

ofisboy

3 days ago

“ Timing starts after initial page observation”

Isn’t this the part that takes most time?

tiku

3 days ago

Getting an error on the actual run demo button, no error on building.

rahimnathwani

2 days ago

I tried it just now. After you click 'Start Demo' you should drag the newly-created tab into its own window (so you can watch it). Then click the 'Run automatically' button.

When I did this it worked as described.

traktorn

3 days ago

Cool. I saw the Jev demos yesterday, this was a cool implementation.

Do you need a Jev Api key to use it live?

smashah

a day ago

You do not do all this with google flights. The link can be constructed with protobuf.

user

3 days ago

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