BrowserGym
BrowserGym is an open-source framework from ServiceNow Research for evaluating and training web-browsing agents. It provides browser environments, benchmark integrations, and tools for reproducible agent experiments.
Why Abandoned
ServiceNow maintains public BrowserGym documentation and a GitHub repository. The project is an agent-research framework rather than a consumer AI browser; current public materials indicate ongoing availability.
🩺 Health Signals
No checks have been run on this tool yet.
📅 Timeline
BrowserGym announced
BrowserGym ecosystem expanded
BrowserGym Core released
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is BrowserGym?
BrowserGym is an open-source framework for training, testing, and benchmarking AI agents that interact with websites through a browser environment.
Who created BrowserGym?
BrowserGym was created and published by ServiceNow Research. Its code and documentation are publicly available for browser-agent research.
Is BrowserGym an AI web browser for consumers?
No. BrowserGym is primarily research and developer infrastructure for browser agents, not a general-purpose consumer browser with a built-in chatbot.
Is BrowserGym open source?
Yes. ServiceNow publishes BrowserGym code on GitHub; users should consult the repository for the current license, installation instructions, and supported benchmark packages.
What is BrowserGym used for?
Researchers and developers use BrowserGym to build reproducible web-agent experiments, connect agents to browser tasks, and evaluate performance across benchmarks such as WorkArena and other integrated environments.