Task Execution Module
The Task Execution Module connects user goals with web automation, facilitating the interaction between users and the web through agents like BrowserAgent
. It translates user tasks (e.g., finding a flight) into actionable commands, automates web interactions, and returns results.
Key Components:
User Goals: A clear task, such as finding the cheapest flight, is input into the system.
Agent Initialization: The browser agent is configured with the task and an LLM (like GPT-4) to interpret and execute it.
Task Execution: The agent navigates the web, interacts with forms or fields, scrapes relevant data, and completes the task.
Result Handling: Once the task is complete, results are returned and presented to the user.
Error Management: Errors are caught and logged, ensuring the process remains robust.
Scalability: The module can be expanded to handle more complex or multi-step tasks, such as booking multiple services.
In essence, the Task Execution Module automates web-based tasks, making it easier for users to achieve goals with minimal intervention.
Task Execution Module in Action
Through a simple interface the browser agent can be utilized by the developer to enable interaction with the underlying Browser Agent to parse the web, gathering data and taking action.
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