feat: simplify browser use detection to use image support #6867
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- Remove hardcoded OPEN_ROUTER_COMPUTER_USE_MODELS and LITELLM_COMPUTER_USE_MODELS lists - Update logic to enable browser/computer use for any model that supports images - This approach is simpler and more inclusive, as browser automation requires screenshot analysis which needs image/vision capabilities - Update tests to reflect the new image-based detection logic This change aligns with Cline's approach where any model with image support can theoretically use browser tools, making the system more maintainable and avoiding the need to constantly update hardcoded model lists.
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| // Computer use capability is now determined by image support | ||
| // Any model that supports images can theoretically use browser tools |
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Is this approach perhaps too permissive? We're enabling browser use for ALL models with image support, including models that may not have been designed or tested for browser automation (e.g., image generation models, basic vision models). Could we consider adding a denylist for known incompatible models or requiring models to opt-in rather than being automatically enabled?
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| // Computer use capability is now determined by image support |
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These comments are identical in both files. Could we make them slightly more specific to each context? For example, here we could mention that LiteLLM can override this with an explicit supports_computer_use field.
| // Use explicit supports_computer_use if available, otherwise fall back to hardcoded list | ||
| // Use explicit supports_computer_use if available, otherwise use image support | ||
| let supportsComputerUse: boolean | ||
| if (modelInfo.supports_computer_use !== undefined) { |
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Good implementation of the fallback logic. The explicit supports_computer_use field takes precedence, which maintains backward compatibility while adopting the new image-based approach.
| // Browser automation requires screenshot analysis, which requires image/vision capabilities | ||
| // Any model that can process images can theoretically use the browser tool | ||
| // This makes the approach both simpler and more inclusive | ||
| if (modelInfo.supportsImages) { |
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The logic is clean, but we're now checking supportsImages for every model during parsing. While the performance impact is negligible, could we document why this approach is preferred over maintaining a list? It would help future maintainers understand the trade-offs.
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I've completed a thorough review of this PR. Here's my professional assessment: 📋 Code Review SummaryThis PR successfully simplifies browser use detection by adopting a more logical and maintainable approach. The changes are well-implemented and align with industry best practices. ✅ Strengths
🔍 Technical ReviewOpenRouter Implementation
LiteLLM Implementation
🎯 ImpactThis change makes browser automation available to many more models that were previously excluded (GPT-4V, Gemini Pro Vision, etc.) while maintaining compatibility. The approach is both simpler and more inclusive. ✅ Verification
The implementation looks solid and ready to merge! 🚀 |
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@hannesrudolph - Review and fixes completed! ✅ SummaryI've thoroughly reviewed the PR and found the implementation to be solid and ready for merge. The approach of using image support to determine browser use capability is both elegant and practical. What I Verified✅ Code Quality: Clean implementation with proper comments Key Benefits
The PR is ready to merge! The simplification aligns perfectly with Cline's approach and makes the codebase more maintainable. 🚀 |
This PR simplifies how Roo-Code determines browser/computer use support for models by adopting Cline's approach.
Summary of Changes
Before
OPEN_ROUTER_COMPUTER_USE_MODELSandLITELLM_COMPUTER_USE_MODELS)After
supportsImages)Why This Matters
Browser automation requires screenshot analysis, which inherently requires image/vision capabilities. By checking for image support instead of maintaining hardcoded lists, we:
Changes Made
OPEN_ROUTER_COMPUTER_USE_MODELSconstant frompackages/types/src/providers/openrouter.tsLITELLM_COMPUTER_USE_MODELSconstant frompackages/types/src/providers/lite-llm.tssrc/api/providers/fetchers/openrouter.tsto setsupportsComputerUse = truewhensupportsImages = truesrc/api/providers/fetchers/litellm.tsto use image support as fallback whensupports_computer_usefield is not availableTesting
✅ All tests pass
✅ Linting passes
✅ Type checking passes
Impact
This change makes browser use available to many more models that were previously excluded, while maintaining backward compatibility for models that explicitly set
supports_computer_usein their configuration.Important
Simplifies browser use detection by using image support instead of hardcoded lists, updating logic in
litellm.tsandopenrouter.ts, and adjusting tests accordingly.supportsImagesinstead of hardcoded lists.supportsImages = truecan use browser tools.supports_computer_usefield takes precedence over image support.OPEN_ROUTER_COMPUTER_USE_MODELSfromopenrouter.ts.LITELLM_COMPUTER_USE_MODELSfromlite-llm.ts.getLiteLLMModelsinlitellm.tsto use image support for computer use detection.parseOpenRouterModelinopenrouter.tsto setsupportsComputerUse = trueifsupportsImages = true.litellm.spec.tsandopenrouter.spec.tsto verify image-based detection logic.This description was created by
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