I’m using Dia a lot for work at the moment and frankly it’s a gamechanger. granted I’m not a developer but being able to interact with an LLM that has access to the page I’m on is extremely useful:

Instead of manually hunting across half a dozen different elements, then copy/paste and retype to put something into a format I want…

I can just get Dia do it. In fact, I can create a shortcut to get it to do it the same way every single time. It’s the first time I’ve used something that actually feels like an extension of the web, instead of a new way to simply act on it at the surface level.

I think the obvious extension of that is agentic browsers. I can’t wait for this to get built to a standard where I can use it every day… But how well is it going to run on my 16GB M1 Pro?

If this workflow starts getting any traction this will quickly turn into a cat and mouse game, where companies do their best to make sure those AIs don't work on their websites to make sure humans and humans only watch their websites' ads, their links, their banners and so on.

Google being a big one of those companies would soon side with those companies and not with the users, it's been their modus operandi, just recently some people got threats that if they don't stop using ad blockers in YouTube they will ban them from the platform.

16GB M1 Pro is good enough to run our browser! You should give it a try!

Download form https://www.nxtscape.ai/ or our github page.

What is Dia (perhaps provide a link)? I'm aware of the diagramming tool, but that's clearly not what you mean here?