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# parsagon
Parsagon allows you to create browser automations with natural language. You can create automations that fill out forms, scrape web pages, and much more, all without writing code. Here's a brief overview of how to get started:
## Requirements
To use Parsagon, you must have an up-to-date version of Google Chrome and Python >= 3.8
## Installation
To get started, install the Parsagon python package:
`pip install parsagon`
Then run
`parsagon setup`
and copy-paste your API key when prompted.
You can view your API key by logging in and going to <https://parsagon.io/settings>
## Usage
From command line:
```
# Create a program
parsagon create
# Run a program
parsagon run 'My program'
# List your programs
parsagon detail
# Delete a program
parsagon delete 'My program'
```
From Python:
```
import parsagon
# Create a program
parsagon.create('Go to https://www.google.com/. Type "the meaning of life" into the search bar and hit enter. Scroll down and click the "More results" button 3 times. Scrape data in the format [{"search result title": "str", "link": "link"}].')
# Run a program
parsagon.run("My program")
# Run a program multiple times
parsagon.batch_runs("My batch name", "My program", runs=[{"variable_name": "value1"}, {"variable_name": "value2"}, ...])
# List your programs
parsagon.detail()
# Delete a program
parsagon.delete("My program")
```
See [the docs](https://parsagon.io/docs/pipelines/overview) for more information.
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