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1. 2d
   CopilotKit releases OpenBot, an open-source self-hosted AI coworker platform

   CopilotKit's OpenBot is an open-source template for AI coworkers that run inside a company's own infrastructure via Docker Compose, with data in PostgreSQL and no model bundled in. Each coworker gets its own browser with separate logins, its own files, and only explicitly granted tools, with authorization decided before an action and the action recorded afterward. Any agent exposed through the AG-UI interface can be plugged in, and a governed MCP catalogue includes Google Drive, Notion, and research providers such as Parallel, Exa and Firecrawl. The repository is MIT licensed, in beta, and not published as a dependency package, so the documentation itself notes rough edges and expected changes.

   GitHub Trending（每日） · 🔥 4
2. Oct 21
   Mastra explains Firecrawl browser provider, flags password exposure in traces

   Mastra published a walkthrough of @mastra/browser-firecrawl, a browser provider built by Firecrawl's team that it says gives an agent a hosted browser for pages behind a login without running Chromium locally, with a demo that logs into Sauce Labs' test store and checks out a backpack. Mastra says FirecrawlBrowser extends its AgentBrowser and exposes the same 16 browser tools by default, with the difference being that AgentBrowser launches Chromium locally with Playwright while FirecrawlBrowser connects to a Firecrawl session over CDP; sessions are tied to an agent thread, but the thread-to-session map lives in the server process, so restarts or another instance get a fresh browser with no cookies, and Firecrawl ends sessions after five minutes idle or ten minutes total by default. Mastra also warns that a password typed through the browser_type tool is recorded in memory and traces as plain text because the browser tool's field is called text rather than password; named profiles with saveChanges set to false let an agent start signed in without the model seeing the password.

   Mastra Blog · 🔥 0

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