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Browser automation agent that acts and observes. Navigate, click, and extract — or inspect network traffic, debug console errors, profile performance, and audit accessibility. One Rust binary.
Single Rust binary. Full DevTools observability. 43 tools. 25 LLM providers. MCP server built-in.
Why acrawl?
Most browser agents stop at navigate and click. acrawl goes further: the agent can also inspect network requests, analyze console errors, measure page performance, audit accessibility, and intercept network calls — the full DevTools surface, available as first-class agent tools.
It ships as a single Rust binary. No Python runtime, no Node runtime, no Docker. Drop it into any server or CI pipeline and describe a goal; the agent figures out what to visit, what to click, what to inspect, and when it's done.
