Cognitive Kernel-Pro's web browsing capability is one of its core competencies, enabling intelligences to mimic human web interactions. By integrating Playwright's browser control technology, the intelligent body can perform complex operations such as clicking, entering text, navigating, and obtaining real-time web information. Practical applications of this feature include automatically searching academic materials, collecting data from e-commerce platforms, or tracking GitHub repository updates.
In terms of technical implementation, the intelligent body automatically generates an execution plan based on the tasks described by the user (e.g., finding the latest commits of a certain GitHub repository), controls the browser to complete the operation via playwright, and finally extracts the required information and structures the output. The entire process is realized through a local service on port 3001 by default, ensuring efficient and secure data processing. This type of functionality makes Cognitive Kernel-Pro particularly suitable for automated tasks that require real-time network information collection.
This answer comes from the articleCognitive Kernel-Pro: a framework for building open source deep research intelligencesThe
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