🌐Web Agent Protocol (WAP) - Record and replay user interactions in the browser with MCP support
Overview
What is Web Agent Protocol?
The Web Agent Protocol (WAP) is a standardized framework that enables the recording and replaying of user interactions in web browsers, facilitating seamless automation and interaction between users and web agents.
How to use Web Agent Protocol?
To use WAP, install the necessary dependencies, set up the OTA-WAP Chrome extension for recording actions, and run the data-collection server to capture user interactions. You can then generate replay lists and replay actions using the WAP-Replay protocol.
Key features of Web Agent Protocol?
- Record and replay user interactions in the browser.
- Convert raw event streams into exact or smart replay action lists.
- Generate MCP servers for reuse by any agent or user.
- Supports both exact and smart replay modes for flexibility.
Use cases of Web Agent Protocol?
- Automating repetitive tasks in web applications.
- Testing web applications by replaying user interactions.
- Collecting user interaction data for analysis and improvement.
FAQ from Web Agent Protocol?
- Can WAP be used with any web browser?
Currently, WAP is designed to work with the Chrome browser using the OTA-WAP Chrome extension.
- Is WAP free to use?
Yes! WAP is open-source and free to use under the MIT license.
- What programming language is WAP implemented in?
WAP is implemented in Python, making it accessible for Python developers.