Computer Engineer, MSc. Researching AI/ML and building from first principles. "What I cannot create, I do not understand." — Richard Feynman
An agent loop is a system where an AI coding agent repeatedly works toward a specified goal without waiting for human approval between each step — you define the trigger and the stopping condition, and the agent runs autonomously.
Browser Use is a family of techniques and tools — led by the open-source Python library browser-use — that lets AI agents control a real web browser the way a human would, all described in natural language.
A headless browser is a full web browser (typically Chromium) that runs without any graphical user interface — no window, no tabs, no address bar — controllable entirely through code.
Function calling (also called tool use) is a capability that lets an LLM output structured commands — like get_weather(location='Cairo') — which your own code then executes, bridging the gap between what the model says and what it can do.
Web scraping is the automated process of extracting data from websites — reading the HTML structure of a page, parsing it, and turning the relevant pieces into structured information (CSV, JSON, database) that machines can use.