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From Codex, Behind the Harness — Dominik Kundel, OpenAI · ≈9:28
“Codex and browser use can actually look at for example one page, understand the structure, and then write a script to perform like scraping for example on subsequent pages more easily.”
What’s in it
- Shows Codex driving a live Chromium browser through a Node REPL
- Demonstrates an agent writing reusable scrape scripts after one look
- Explains how page-structure understanding speeds up multi-page scraping tasks
Clip transcript
with that uh browser instance in the node repl. Um so, here's an example where on the right side we have a Chromium browser and the first time um it writes some code to get the overall status and like pulls up the right tab. And then on subsequent terms, we can see here that it is able to like reference those new tabs, pull in information, and script the respective actions um to understand what actually has to be done. And so that may speeds up these actions significantly because uh Codex and browser use can actually look at for example one page, understand the structure, and then write a script to perform like scraping for example on subsequent pages more easily.
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