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Best headless browser for AI agents. Lite, Fast, High-Compatibility. Built in Rust
About the project
Moli is a headless browser written in Rust for AI agents, combining a full browser runtime with on-demand layout and rendering to keep resource use low. It fetches and extracts web pages, searches the web, and automates browser tasks via CLI, CDP, WebDriver Classic, or WebDriver BiDi.
Useful for
- Fetch a page as Markdown or a semantic tree for an LLM pipeline via the moli fetch CLI
- Connect Playwright over CDP to the moli serve endpoint to automate DOM-first tasks
- Capture a viewport or full-page screenshot or PDF only when layout is needed
README summarized by DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Details may be inaccurate.
Star growth looks organic. Data as of October 3, 2026, 15:15 UTC.
The star-growth assessment does not verify whether the project is safe to run.
Stars per day
Bars show daily stars; the line is a moving average of the available history. Short histories do not yet establish a reliable usual pace. Red marks spike days.
Why it’s trending
- 716 stars so far today, about 1,171 expected by the end of the day. The usual pace is 40 per day, so that's 29× as much.
- Over the last two days the pace is 24× that of the previous week and a half.
- The spike has held for 3 days in a row — not a one-off blip.
- The repository is 54 days old and already has 5,642 stars.
- Top new repositories in the last 4 months: #98.
- About 16 forks a day — people are taking the code.
Three GitHub discoveries in each edition
What they do, why they are gaining interest, and what to check before using them.
Editions at 10:00, 16:00, 22:00 MSK.
Numbers
- Total stars
- 5,642
- Today
- 716 · ≈ 1,171 by evening
- Forks
- 212
- Issues and pull requests
- 1,116
- Watchers
- 12
- Language
- Rust
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Latest release
- v1.1.12 · September 30, 2026
- Created
- August 10, 2026
- Last push
- October 3, 2026
Star trust
Growth looks organic: forks and discussion are in line with active projects, and stars arrive unevenly, the way people give them.
These are heuristics, not a verdict: we judge by the repository’s behavior, not by a list of stargazers.
Spotted in
- October 3, 2026Top new repositories in the last 4 months: #98