Studio100 live website tasks: a hands-on comparison of OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude in Chrome, and the 5dive browser
Original title: i tested openclaw, hermes, claude in chrome and my own browser on 100 live website tasks
The author ran five browser setups on 100 live tasks from Online-Mind2Web, all using Claude Haiku 5.5 as the primary model: OpenClaw passed 35/100 (median 141s, $4.80), 5dive (claude code) 32/100, Claude in Chrome 29/100 but was fastest (median 67s), 5dive (pi) 29/100 and cheapest ($0.65), and Hermes 18/100; top differences were not statistically significant in paired tests. In 4 controlled routine tasks all setups went 12/12, with 5dive (pi) cheapest per 1,000 tasks ($0.86). The author also open-sourced a 5dive browser plugin supporting persistent logins, human takeover for logins and captchas, and approval before sensitive actions like payments, installable on self-hosted Debian/Ubuntu with two sudo commands; limitations included one model, one attempt, one datacenter IP.
A same-model, same-task comparison of five browser agent setups on 100 Online-Mind2Web tasks, with speed and cost data plus clearly stated test limitations.
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