TagUI
The goal of UI (user interface) automation is to reproduce cognitive interactions that you have with websites or your desktop, so that your computer can do it for you, base on your schedule or conditions.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Google Chrome
The AISG team is discontinuing the maintenance and support of TagUI. "As of Q4 2023, we will no longer provide updates or support. Meanwhile, do expect delayed response from our team. " See https://github.com/tebelorg/RPA-Python/issues/484
Features
- Natural Language Processing
Tags
- Artificial intelligence
- web-automation
TagUI News & Activities
Recent activities
TagUI information
Developed by
AI Singapore Licensing
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- English
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What is TagUI?
The goal of UI (user interface) automation is to reproduce cognitive interactions that you have with websites or your desktop, so that your computer can do it for you, base on your schedule or conditions. TagUI helps you rapidly automate your repetitive or time-critical tasks - use cases include process automation, data acquisition and testing of web apps.
TagUI converts your intentions in different human languages into lines of working JavaScript code that perform UI automation.
FEATURES
- automate Chrome visibly or headlessly
- visual automation of websites and desktop
- write in 20+ human languages & JavaScript -Chrome extension for recording web actions
- R & Python integration for big data / AI / ML / DL
- CLI, REST API, advanced API calls, all covered
Under the hood, it uses Chrome DevTools Protocol, Sikuli, CasperJS, PhantomJS & SlimerJS.
Comments and Reviews
My goal is to automate parts of my daily work so i don't really use this for test automation but it should work great for that also-
I've used imacros, keyboard maestro, autohotkey, phantomjs, custom javascripts and so on.
This tool is by far the best one and probably needs more recognition here on alternativeto and overall. Even if theres no UI the scripting is simple enough to pick up quickly and and you can also create something more advanced if you wan't to.
The issues on github always get friendly answer. Just a small detail, but it does feel that it's great developers behind this.
Apart from being opensource another big plus compared to the others; this works great on linux, mac and pc.
[Edited by Robertsson, December 13]
Chrome Extension .. I don't see this directly listed in Chrome Store ..only a web macro recorder. The installation takes some doing.