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@buildvora/browser-automation

v0.1.0

Published

BuildVora browser automation harness for OpenAI-backed workflow planning, guarded execution, and credits metering.

Readme

@buildvora/browser-automation

Node.js harness for the product BuildVora is monetizing: OpenAI-backed browser automation with guarded execution, approval checkpoints, and credits metering.

Install

npm install @buildvora/browser-automation

The package expects an OpenAI API key in OPENAI_API_KEY unless you pass your own configured client.

What it provides

  • workflow building from a plain-English or voice transcript
  • OpenAI-backed planning
  • deterministic step execution against a browser adapter
  • approval gates before protected actions
  • credits estimation, holds, debits, and releases
  • run lifecycle events for the admin/backend portal

Quick start

import {
  BrowserAutomationHarness,
  OpenAIWorkflowBuilder,
  InMemoryCreditLedger,
  InMemoryRunStore,
} from "@buildvora/browser-automation";

const browser = {
  async navigate(url) {},
  async click(selector) {},
  async type(selector, value) {},
  async waitFor(selector) {},
  async assertState(assertion) {},
  async captureEvidence(label) {
    return { label, capturedAt: new Date().toISOString() };
  },
};

const harness = new BrowserAutomationHarness({
  browser,
  workflowBuilder: new OpenAIWorkflowBuilder(),
  creditLedger: new InMemoryCreditLedger({
    acct_harbor_legal: 500,
  }),
  runStore: new InMemoryRunStore(),
  approvals: {
    async requestApproval({ runId, step }) {
      return { approved: true, approver: "[email protected]" };
    },
  },
});

const draft = await harness.buildWorkflowFromTranscript({
  company: "Harbor Legal Group",
  transcript:
    "Open our intake portal, review new submissions, enrich them with Clio details, pause before any client email, then push approved cases into our CRM.",
});

const result = await harness.run({
  accountId: "acct_harbor_legal",
  workflow: draft.workflow,
  actor: "[email protected]",
});

console.log(result.status, result.credits.actualBurn);

If a protected step should pause instead of auto-approving, return { pending: true } from requestApproval(). Then resume later:

const paused = await harness.run({ accountId, workflow, actor });

if (paused.status === "awaiting_approval") {
  const resumed = await harness.resume(paused.runId, {
    approved: true,
    approver: "[email protected]",
  });
}

Core concepts

BrowserAutomationHarness

Main runtime. Orchestrates:

  • credit hold
  • execution
  • approval checks
  • resumable approval pauses
  • evidence capture
  • final debit/release

OpenAIWorkflowBuilder

Uses the OpenAI Responses API to turn a transcript or goal into a normalized workflow draft.

InMemoryCreditLedger

Reference ledger implementation for development. Replace with Postgres/Stripe-backed persistence in production.

Browser adapter contract

The harness does not force a browser engine. You provide an adapter with methods like:

  • navigate(url)
  • click(selector)
  • type(selector, value)
  • waitFor(selector)
  • assertState(assertion)
  • captureEvidence(label)

This makes it easy to wire Playwright or another browser runtime under the hood.

createPlaywrightAdapter(page, options)

Reference adapter for Playwright-backed execution. Pass a Playwright page and optional custom(step, page) handler.

Production notes

For real monetization, replace the in-memory pieces with:

  • Postgres-backed workflow storage
  • durable credit ledger
  • Stripe billing sync
  • real approval service
  • real queue / worker runtime