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Browser automation, web crawling, and iOS + Android device control for AI agents. Zig-native, token-efficient CDP snapshots, HAR recording, native adb wire-protocol client, and a standalone fetcher.

by justrach · GitHub
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Automate web browsing and control mobile devices for AI tasks.

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Browser automation, web crawling, and iOS + Android device control for AI agents. Zig-native, token-efficient CDP snapshots, HAR recording, native adb wire-protocol client, and a standalone fetcher.

kuri has 350 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 18 times. kuri is written mainly in Zig. It has been in active development since 2026. Its main topics are ai-agents, android, browser-automation, chrome-cdp.

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What is kuri?

Browser automation, web crawling, and iOS + Android device control for AI agents. Zig-native, token-efficient CDP snapshots, HAR recording, native adb wire-protocol client, and a standalone fetcher.

Is kuri open source?

kuri is an open-source project.

Is kuri free?

Yes. kuri is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

What language is kuri written in?

kuri is written mainly in Zig.

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