scout
Scout: the open-source browser agent, by Outcrawl. Mirrored automatically from Outcrawl's own repository.
- ai-agent
- browser-agent
- browser-automation
- cdp
- llm
- typescript
- web-automation
- Stars
- 648
- Forks
- 22
- + today
- +6
- Created
- 2d
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Overview
Scout: the open-source browser agent, by Outcrawl. Mirrored automatically from Outcrawl's own repository. It ranks #59 on GitTiger, gaining +6 stars on October 14, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in TypeScript and has 22 forks. It was created 2d ago.
What it is
Scout is an open-source browser agent, per its description, built by Outcrawl and written in TypeScript. Supplied metadata: language TypeScript; license Apache-2.0; topics: ai-agent, browser-agent, browser-automation, cdp, llm, typescript, web-automation.
Capabilities
The description says Scout is mirrored automatically from Outcrawl's own repository. The untrusted README summary, paraphrased, says Scout uses a real browser to complete a task described in plain words: it reads the page, clicks, types and scrolls, then returns the answer. If it cannot finish, it reports what is missing.
Getting started
The README summary says you need an Outcrawl browser key and a key for a model. It states Scout is compatible with any AI model service using the standard chat format. Detailed steps were not supplied; follow the README at https://github.com/outcrawlai/scout.
Missing evidence
The supplied data does not include pricing beyond the stated free tier, the list of supported model services, or the exact install command. The free credit figure is quoted from the README summary and was not checked.
git clone https://github.com/outcrawlai/scout.git
cd scout
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What keys does it need?
The README summary says an Outcrawl browser key and a model service key.
What happens if a task fails?
The README summary says Scout tells you what is missing and returns what it found.
Which model services work?
The README summary says any service using the standard chat format.