browser-use / video-use
Python · GitHub Trending 1 Sep 2026 · 591 stars today
Five words, one of them strange

The timeline stays. The hand on it changes.

$ pip install video-use
github.com/browser-use/video-use

"Edit videos with coding agents" is the entire description. Editing videos is old. The preposition is the news, because it says the thing holding the razor writes code instead of dragging a clip.

One edit, two ways of saying it

illustrative, no real project file
what a person seestimeline
00:0000:1500:3000:4501:00
what an agent writesthe same edit
cut silence where level stays under floor
keep everything else in original order
render result no other instruction given
the word that changes the productwith coding agentsno tool list published

An edit becomes reviewable

Once a cut is a written instruction, it can be diffed, replayed on a second file, and argued with in a pull request. A dragged clip has none of those properties.

The org name is a hint

browser-use built an agent interface to the browser. video-use applies the same shape to a timeline, which suggests the interface rather than the model is the product here.

What is not on this page

No supported format list, no agent name, no example project, no render time. The trending description is five words and publishes none of it.

Concept mock, not affiliated with the project. The complete GitHub Trending description on 1 September 2026 is "Edit videos with coding agents." The waveform and the three instruction lines are an illustrative drawing of one hypothetical edit, not output from the tool. No supported formats, agent integrations, or performance figures are represented here, because that sentence names none.