Bender browser automation – low token solution

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sjoerdvdhoorn · 12m ago

Bender is a Chrome extension that automates web browsing using AI that works, allowing you to queue commands in natural language and have them executed automatically across web pages. It condenses HTML down into its most bare format, saving up to 90% of tokens compared to other LLM browser automation tools!

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Bender browser automation – low token solution

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