Probably 95% of Frontend work can just be vibecoded at this point.
I wouldn’t recommend spending too much time learning it.
Instead focus on Backend and Infra.
Your agents can now log in.
Without you lifting a finger.
Just shipped Secrets in @browser_use Cloud UI 🚀
Save passwords and other private data securely.
Agents will use them to access gated pages — like dashboards, CRMs, or admin panels.
No more manual logins.
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Google Sign In now available on @browser_use Cloud!
That means you can now FINALLY use Google Docs, Sheets, and all the other Google Services.
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You asked. We built it. 🚀
No more staying up late to trigger tasks.
No more duct-taping your own cron jobs.
Just tell us what to do and when to do it.
We'll take care of the rest.
- Fully automated
- Runs in the cloud
- Works with your existing tasks
Set it and forget it.
How I made our @browser_use Cloud 2.5x faster and 80% cheaper.
Infra used to be a mess:
- Vercel functions for agents
- Railway for backend and DB
- Everything hosted in different US regions
- No clear visibility into costs or performance
It worked… but it was slow and
Manual work is dead.
Our Cloud agent can now:
- download a file
- upload the file somewhere else
- make it available for you to download after its done
Fast and cheap, powered by LLaMA on @GroqInc.
Zero manual steps. Just results.
Built with @browser_use
First day at @browser_use I didn’t get anything done, and thats ok.
The second day I shipped my first little feature and fixed an annoying bug.
By the end of the week I migrated the agents from Vercel functions to AWS Lambdas.
It was a crazy trial, but now we are here. All I
