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Jev Ultrafast is an open-source browser agent from the Browser Use organisation that completes goals in a web browser with few model calls per step. It uses TypeSafe's Jev policy to choose an operation and a target element from a structured DOM snapshot, and a small LLM writes text only when the operation is TYPE_TEXT. Developers and researchers can run it against Chrome and read its core loop in a small Python codebase. The repository reports 23.1k stars, 1.7k forks and an MIT license, and it has three commits, so the project is early. The README also says the Browser Use Cloud waitlist is open. Jev Ultrafast is notable now because browser agents are moving toward structured, low-latency control instead of screenshot loops.

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