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Headless browsers, what are they? The true power of code has always been its ability to automate work. But what happens when you need to automate a web application that doesn't have an API, at scale? This is where, our favorite topic, headless browsers shine. They allow your code to use browsers exactly as humans do - visiting websites, clicking buttons, filling forms - but programmatically controlled instead of manually operated. It's the difference between reading a static blueprint versus actually walking through and interacting with a building. Food for thought - have you encountered workflows you wish you could automate across web applications? What manual web tasks are consuming your team's valuable time? Read more: https://lnkd.in/ewDM_M6p #WebAutomation #DeveloperTools #Productivity #SoftwareDevelopment

Agentic commerce is...actually...starting... You can now buy [coffee beans] via an AI agent using Stripe. 1/ Find [coffee] with AI 2/ Buy in 1-click with Link 3/ Agent gets one-time virtual card 4/ Agent purchases via Browserbase Watch this video by Evan Fenster and try it at baristaagent.com.

You can try the new Compute Use Agent for free! Try it out here: https://lnkd.in/eayrVcZj

A few weeks ago I got early access to OpenAI's new Computer use agent API. I tested out the capabilities and learned that with Browserbase, it supercharged the agent experience (and it was super fun) While we’re not building an agent, we specialize in running the web browser infrastructure needed to power these modern AI agents and applications. So how do we make it easy for others to test it out? Introducing → Our open source Computer Use Browser Playground With this launch of the OpenAI Computer Use model, combined with Browserbase's reliable headless browser infrastructure, building AI powered browser automation is now easier than ever. Try it here: https://lnkd.in/gqPzJRgQ

A new record in unique browser sessions 🅱️🎉 As always, powered by Browserbase

APIs are a bottleneck, not a solution! AI agents are blind to 98% of the web because not even 2% of websites have properly documented APIs. That's where Stagehand revolutionizes the entire game! Stagehand by Browserbase is a 100% open-source tool that enables your agents to browse the web like humans. It provides three simple AI-APIs to streamline browser automation: ⚙️ act - Allow Stagehand to drive interactions 🔎 extract - Easily pull structured data 👀 observe - Monitor changes and events Stagehand brings predictability to unpredictable agents. You can decide how much control to give the AI. It lets you create durable, self-healing, and repeatable web automation workflows. The best part? It's completely open-source with an MIT license and has already garnered over 8k stars. Check their GitHub repo: https://git.new/sh ____ Find me → Akshay Pachaar ✔️ Everyday, I share tutorials on above topics!

A match made in heaven Browserbase + CoffeeBlack AI + Google just scraped hundreds of case studies with no css selectors Interested in building your own computer use agent? Drop a comment and I'll send you the code. 👇

✈️ Multi-Agent Best Flight Finder with #CrewAI & Browserbase ✈️ Tired of manually scouring for the best flight deals? Akshay Pachaar just demoed an app that finds top flight options—100% locally—by mimicking real human browsing! (don't worry, it doesn't do the booking) Here’s how it works: ✅ Query Parser: Translates “SF to New York on 21st September” into a valid Kayak search URL ✅ Flight Search Agent: Uses BrowserbaseHQ’s headless browser to retrieve the top 5 flights ✅ Summarisation Agent: Condenses all flight details into a concise, easy-to-read summary Link to play with the demo: https://lnkd.in/gnT5HARN

I just created a multi-agent best flight finder app! ✈️ . . It runs 100% locally and mimics using a browser just like a human would. Tech stack: - CrewAI for multi-agent orchestration - Browserbase's headless browser tool - Ollama to locally server DeepSeek-R1 The video below shows you a quick demo of how it works! Here's an overview of what the app does: — Parse the query (SF to New York on 21st September) to create a Kayak search URL — Visit the URL and extract top 5 flights — For each flight, go to the details to find available airlines — Summarize flight info It primarily uses two agents: 1️⃣ Flight Search Agent This agent is powered by BrowserbaseHQ's headless-browser & mimics a real human searching for flights by browsing the web. 2️⃣ Summarisation Agent After retrieving the flight details, we need a concise summary of all available options. This is where our Summarization Agent steps in to make sense of the results for easy reading. And we have two tools powering these agents: 1️⃣ Kayak tool A custom Kayak tool to translate the user input into a valid Kayak search URL. (FYI Kayak is a popular fight and hotel booking) 2️⃣ Browserbase Tool The flight search agent uses the Browserbase tool to simulate human browsing and gather flight data. I have published this work as a Lightning AI Studio. It's reads like a blog encapsulating all my code & environment! Link in the comments. The code is very easy to follow along, let me know if you have any feedback. Cheers! :) ______ Find me → Akshay Pachaar ✔️ For more insights and tutorials around AI and Machine Learning.

Today we're launching the Browserbase free plan with 60 minutes of browser usage per month One hour to build your first web automation or experiment with new ideas on us. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e2_YBnqS