Show HN: Open-Source AI Employees for Browser-Based Business Work

Summary

The project presents an open-source set of AI employees designed to perform recurring business work through a user’s signed-in browser. Its author says browser-use agents have reached a reliability threshold, citing a claimed 99.19% score for Fable 5 on WebVoyager several months earlier, while noting that a benchmark is different from operating a logged-in administrative panel. The repository contains eight role-based employees covering SEO, social media, sales, support, web development, advertising, launch work and a chief of staff that reads the other employees’ logs. Each role is represented as a folder of plain-text routines, with 60 routines released under the MIT license. The employees are described as largely agent-harness agnostic and run locally through the harness the user already uses, driving the user’s own authenticated browser. The author attributes improvements to recursive self-improvement reinforcement and custom-trained recipes for completing browser tasks. Planned or additional features include notifications only when needed for Claude Code and compatible harnesses, plus community contributions that could share discovered workflows with other operators. The author says the agents already handle parts of their own business, including advertising campaigns, content marketing, SEO, backlink building, community management and application development and management, and recommends starting with an unwanted task.