CoScripter is a plug-in for Firefox that is launching today. The plug in allows you to automate mundane tasks that you regularly do online.
For instance conducting particular searches that you conduct every day. The interesting aspect of CoScripter (and also contibutes to it etymology) is that there is no need to program it; CoScripter takes record of the tasks you do everyday, and recognizes these patterns then begins to do them on your behalf. There is no training needed to use the plug in, the plug in literally trains itself. IBM calls this process “programming by demonstration,” sounds a lot easier than programming by programming doesn’t it?
CoScripter.com In Their Own Words
“CoScripter is a system for recording, automating, and sharing processes performed in a web browser such as printing photos online, requesting a vacation hold for postal mail, or checking bank account information. Instructions for processes are recorded and stored in easy-to-read text here on the CoScripter web site, so anyone can make use of them. If you are having trouble with a web-based process, check to see if someone has written a CoScript for it!”
Why CoScripter.com It Might Be A Killer
Anyone looking for a way to simplify their tasks during the day should welcome a program that does your common tasks for you. You don’t even have to take the time to program it.
Some Questions About CoScripter.com
Will this work as well as IBM claims? Will is sometimes start automating things you didn’t want it to? Since there is no programming, how do you go it to stop doing something you never wanted it to do in the first place? 
