Adding low-cost web navigation to an AI agent
A l setup can already search the web, but it still has weak real browsing ability. It uses Marginalia, Brave, Tavily, and a for search. It also uses a simple Mozilla-based and a lookup tool that mainly pulls from Wikipedia.
The missing parts are basic browsing actions: opening links, scrolling to the next section, searching within a page, and moving through a website. The goal is to find small, low-cost, tools so people with limited budgets can afford to use the agent.
Key points
- The setup already uses Marginalia, Brave, Tavily, and a for .
- It also has a Mozilla-based and a Wikipedia-focused lookup tool.
- The main gaps are opening links, scrolling, page search, and moving around websites.
- The desired solution should be small, cheap, and .
- Better navigation can help reduce wasted tokens by reading only what the agent needs.