Inspiration
We wanted to move beyond passive “watch and learn” tutorials. Peazy Trainer was inspired by the idea of creating a safe, sandboxed space for interactive AI training, where users can learn by actually doing, with a voice coach guiding every step.
What it does
Peazy Trainer is a voice-led show-and-tell live coach app to learn new software in a safe environment. Gemini Live speaks the instructions, while BrowserUse Cloud performs the actions inside a sandboxed n8n workspace on Daytona. Each step is verified before moving on
How we built it
We built a React + Vite web app in a Training management app style, hosted via Cloud Run, that connects to the Gemini Live API for real-time audio and to BrowserUse Cloud for execution. The software to be learned(n8n in our case) was deployed with a pre made template as snapshot on Daytona. When the tutoring session starts, it automatically spins up a new Daytona sandbox and trains the user. Plans are defined in JSON .
Challenges we ran into
Starting Browser use actions on local device, Getting Browser use to follow preauthored commands instead of dynamic decisions, keeping Gemini’s speech and BrowserUse’s actions perfectly in sync, managing WebSocket session states, validating step outcomes were all surprisingly tough and ensuring all traces were being logged in galileo
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We got our first full speak-then-act loop running, Gemini spoke, verification passed, and the log displayed perfectly.
What we learned
Realtime Live API as brain is still very indeterministic with poor tool calls. Strict sequencing matters, deterministic promprint and structure beats spontaneity when coordinating AI actions. BrowserUse cannot kickoff in a real browser from a web app, needs native python support
What's next for Peazy Trainer
support multi-step learning flows and richer feedback and making AI training truly experiential.
Built With
- browseruse
- daytona
- declarative
- gemini
- intel-galileo
- javascript
- next
- replit
- typescript
- vite

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