neuron-explorer
Steering-first neuron explorer for Qwen3.5-4B: push every MLP neuron, keep every rollout, browse the results
Open source, written in Rust. Compact snapshots, diffs after actions, confirmations, hand-off to the user, honest identity.
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CatPaw is an agent-first, headless browser written from scratch in Rust.
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A headless-first browser for AI agents, written from scratch in Rust.
CatPaw is a browser whose first user is an LLM agent. It runs a page's
JavaScript and DOM as a browser does, lays the page out only when
something asks for geometry, and gives the agent what it needs: a compact
snapshot of the page with stable element references, a precise signal
that the page has settled, and what changed after each action instead of
the whole page again. It asks the user before anything is sent on their
behalf, and hands the tab to them when a site needs a person.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A headless-first browser for AI agents, written from scratch in Rust.
CatPaw is a browser whose first user is an LLM agent. It runs a page's
JavaScript and DOM as a browser does, lays the page out only when
something asks for geometry, and gives the agent what it needs: a compact
snapshot of the page with stable element references, a precise signal
that the page has settled, and what changed after each action instead of
the whole page again. It asks the user before anything is sent on their
behalf, and hands the tab to them when a site needs a person.Read the full README ↗