I tried Jev-ultrafast, and it gets around a browser pretty quickly.
I'm building an accounting app that works with Money Forward, so my coding agents keep opening the same pages. Fixed assets, tax returns, that kind of thing.
That got me thinking: for sites I use all the time, couldn't we just pick the right URL from Chrome history and open it directly?
So I made Jev Bookmarks.
Give the AI a goal, and Jev picks a starting page from saved project pages or Chrome history. It opens the URL, then Jev handles the browser work from there.
Useful pages get saved for that project, so the agent can start there next time.
If there's no useful match in the history, the AI can still use Jev to look around.
If your agent keeps revisiting the same admin or settings pages, this might come in handy.
Trying Jev in my own work helped me spot a use for it. The more I use it, the more ideas I get.
I wrote up what I built and how I've been using it. The article is in Japanese:
kitepon.dev/blog/post/jev-…
Code:
github.com/kitepon/jev-bo…
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