Imagine having a digital butler who could effortlessly browse the web, shop online, book flights, and more, all at your command. That's the promise of Steward, a new AI-powered tool that automates web tasks using the power of natural language. Unlike traditional web automation tools that require complex coding, Steward understands simple instructions like "Book a flight to Paris" or "Add this item to my cart." It leverages large language models (LLMs) to interpret your requests and interact with websites just like a human would, clicking buttons, filling forms, and navigating pages. Steward works by analyzing website content, including text and images, to understand the context and determine the right actions to take. This reactive approach allows Steward to handle dynamic web pages where content changes frequently. The creators of Steward tackled several design challenges, including accurately representing the state of a webpage, choosing the correct action sequence, and keeping the system fast and cost-effective. Steward boasts an impressive 81.44% accuracy in selecting the correct webpage elements for interaction and completes tasks in a mere 8-10 seconds at a low cost. Though promising, the system's complexity comes with certain limitations. Steward isn’t perfect and still struggles with more complex tasks that require extensive reasoning. Also, security and privacy concerns arise with granting LLMs such access to the web. However, Steward presents a compelling vision of the future of web interaction, where AI assistants can handle the complexities of web navigation, allowing us to focus on what matters most.