Your browser agent works in a demo. How does it handle 200 web tasks?
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Your browser agent works in a demo. How does it handle 200 web tasks? Browser Use Benchmark is a public repository of browser-agent evaluations for builders testing web automation. It helps you move beyond spot checks by running BU Bench V2.1 tasks against weighted scoring rubrics, with saved evidence to inspect what happened. Key features: • 200-task evaluation – the default runner loads the full V2.1 task set • Partial-credit scoring – weighted rubrics capture more than a pass/fail result • Inspectable evidence – saved traces, screenshots, and task outputs help you investigate failures •
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