hai-drivers
Web, desktop and shell drivers for H Company's computer-use agents.
pip install "hai-drivers[web]" # browser driver (Selenium)
pip install "hai-drivers[playwright]" # browser driver (Playwright, async)
pip install "hai-drivers[desktop]" # desktop driver
pip install "hai-drivers[desktop-cli]" # `desk`: desktop commands for an agent's shell
pip install "hai-drivers[browser-cli]" # `web`: browser commands for an agent's shell
desk click X Y, desk key ctrl+s, desk screenshot; desk aliases puts one executable per command next to desk
so the bare click, key, screenshot work as well.
web goto URL, web text, web click @e4, web screenshot: one web executable drives the
Chrome already running with --remote-debugging-port=9222, through a warm daemon holding the
Playwright driver.
LocalCodeSandbox runs an agent's shell and file calls in a folder on this machine, with the
permissions of the user running it.
This package is consumed by the hai-agents
SDK to let agents control a local browser, desktop or shell; it is not meant to be used on
its own.
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