Show HN: Spegel, a Terminal Browser That Uses LLMs to Rewrite Webpages

The main problem with these approaches is that most sites now are useless without JS or having access to the accessibility tree. Projects like browser-use or other DOM based approaches at least see the DOM(and screenshots).

I wonder if you could turn this into a chrome extension that at least filters and parses the DOM

I actually made a CLI tool recently that uses Puppeteer to render the page including JS, summarizes key info and actions, and enables simple form filling all from a CLI menu. I built it for my own use-cases (checking and paying power bills from CLI), but I'd love to get feedback on the core concept: https://github.com/jadbox/solomonagent

True for stuff requiring interaction, but to help their LCP/SEO lots of sites these days render plain html first. It's not "usable" but for viewing it's pretty good

Dude I love this. I've been thinking of doing this exactly this, but for as a screen reader for accessibility reasons.

Thanks, it's alpha at the moment- next feature is complex forms and bug fixing broken actions (downloading). Do give it a spin! Welcome to contribute or drop feedback on the repo :)