Develop agents that can browse the web with Browserbase and Inngest.

There are two ways to use Browserbase with AgentKit:

1. Create your own Browserbase tools - If you want to build simple actions on webpages with manual browser control.

2. Use Browserbase's Stagehand library as tools - If you want autonomous browser and resilient scraping.

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The v1.14.0 Stagehand release includes performance improvements to the act() method using observe() under the hood, adds targeted extraction via XPath strings in the selector parameter, and introduces support for new AI models like GPT-4.5-preview, Claude 3-7-sonnet-latest, Cerebras LLMs, and Groq LLMs.

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We've added 8 new tutorials to our playground to make it easier to get started and trial features.

• "Enabled AdBlocker" to test out visiting websites with Ads

• "Two Tabs" guide for managing more than one tab

• "GitHub Sign In" tutorial to show how to sign in within Browser live view

• "Training Mode" playground for generating code

• "AI Codegen" playground to test out our AI code gen feature

• "Playwright Console" playground to test our playwright code gen

• "Advanced Tips" section with feature examples

We’re excited to announce our new free plan for side projects & exploration. Users have always been able to test out Browserbase with 10 free browser sessions, but we’re increasing that usage to an hour of session time with 7-day data retention.

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Stagehand version 1.13 has been released with the option to customize your local browser.

Configuration highlights:

• Chrome executable path (for pointing it at your local chrome)

• Custom user data directory

• Viewport settings

The release also made updates to Act() which will automatically attempt to self-heal from a stale observe result and shipped a better developer experience around iframes.

See the full release here.