One CLI for skills, browser primitives, debugging, and cloud sessions, designed to be driven by an agent.
One CLI for skills, browser primitives, debugging, and cloud sessions, designed to be driven by an agent.
Fetch
Pull clean content from any URL, with automatic fallback from lightweight HTTP to full browser rendering when the page requires it.
Search
Run structured web searches through a single command. Power through Browserbase Search when you need it. No extra API keys, no extra accounts.
Browse
Full browser sessions over CDP. Your agent can click, scroll, fill forms, handle auth, and navigate multi-step flows, exactly like a human would.
Built on Stagehand
Browse is built on Stagehand, the AI SDK for browser agents. That gives your agents a real browser they can navigate, click, type into, scroll, inspect, and extract structured content from without brittle manual scripting.
Stagehand also powers the hard parts behind Browse: accessibility-tree awareness, multi-step auth flows, JavaScript-heavy apps, and the same workflows running locally in Chrome or remotely on Browserbase in production.
The CLI goes beyond browsing. Manage sessions, persist state, deploy automation, and extend your browser — all without leaving the terminal.
Create, list, inspect, and debug remote browser sessions. View logs, watch session recordings, download artifacts, and manage the full session lifecycle with bb sessions.
Persist cookies, localStorage, and browser state across sessions with bb contexts. Your agent stays logged in without re-authenticating every run.
Scaffold, develop locally, and deploy browser automation to the cloud with bb functions. Init, dev, publish, invoke — the full lifecycle, no infrastructure to manage.
Install the CLI, set your API key, and start browsing. Works locally for development and routes through Browserbase in production.
npm install -g browse
Built for coding agents
Agent-ready by default. Browserbase CLI is terminal-native and predictable, so agents can inspect commands with --help, parse structured output, and chain browser actions without brittle glue code.
Skills for real workflows. Run bb skills to install reusable Browserbase workflows for your agent. The ecosystem at skills.sh/browserbase gives agents higher-level workflows for common browser tasks.
From local dev to production. Start with a local browser while developing, then move the same workflow onto Browserbase when you need hosted browsers, persistent state, observability, and reusable automation.
Browserbase CLI gives agents one interface to fetch pages, search the web, control a real browser, manage sessions, persist browser state, and turn browser workflows into reusable automation. It is built for terminal-native agent workflows, so your agent can go from reading the web to acting on it without stitching together separate tools.
Yes. Browserbase CLI is designed for coding agents: it is scriptable, discoverable, and works well inside terminal-based agent loops. In Claude Code, you can also run bb skills to install reusable Browserbase workflows. The same CLI fits naturally into Cursor and Codex-style workflows.
Yes. You can use Browse with a local browser for development and debugging, then move the same workflow onto Browserbase when you need hosted browsers, better reliability, or production scale.
You can use Browse locally without a Browserbase account. For most Browserbase platform features, including hosted browsers and the broader Browserbase workflow, you will want a Browserbase account and API key.
Browserbase contexts persist cookies, storage, and browser state across sessions, so your agent can stay signed in and resume work without repeating login flows every time.
Yes. Browserbase functions let you package browser workflows into reusable cloud automation, so the same flow can be triggered by your agent, your app, or your team without managing browser infrastructure.
Browserbase skills are higher-level workflows built on top of the CLI. They help agents complete common browser tasks faster, and the ecosystem at skills.sh/browserbase gives you reusable workflows for a wide range of browser use cases.
One command to fetch, search, browse, and manage the full Browserbase platform.
Fetch
Pull clean content from any URL, with automatic fallback from lightweight HTTP to full browser rendering when the page requires it.
Search
Run structured web searches through a single command. Power through Browserbase Search when you need it. No extra API keys, no extra accounts.
Browse
Full browser sessions over CDP. Your agent can click, scroll, fill forms, handle auth, and navigate multi-step flows, exactly like a human would.
Built on Stagehand
Browse is built on Stagehand, the AI SDK for browser agents. That gives your agents a real browser they can navigate, click, type into, scroll, inspect, and extract structured content from without brittle manual scripting.
Stagehand also powers the hard parts behind Browse: accessibility-tree awareness, multi-step auth flows, JavaScript-heavy apps, and the same workflows running locally in Chrome or remotely on Browserbase in production.
The CLI goes beyond browsing. Manage sessions, persist state, deploy automation, and extend your browser — all without leaving the terminal.
Create, list, inspect, and debug remote browser sessions. View logs, watch session recordings, download artifacts, and manage the full session lifecycle with bb sessions.
Persist cookies, localStorage, and browser state across sessions with bb contexts. Your agent stays logged in without re-authenticating every run.
Scaffold, develop locally, and deploy browser automation to the cloud with bb functions. Init, dev, publish, invoke — the full lifecycle, no infrastructure to manage.
Install the CLI, set your API key, and start browsing. Works locally for development and routes through Browserbase in production.
npm install -g browseBuilt for coding agents
Agent-ready by default. Browserbase CLI is terminal-native and predictable, so agents can inspect commands with --help, parse structured output, and chain browser actions without brittle glue code.
Skills for real workflows. Run bb skills to install reusable Browserbase workflows for your agent. The ecosystem at skills.sh/browserbase gives agents higher-level workflows for common browser tasks.
From local dev to production. Start with a local browser while developing, then move the same workflow onto Browserbase when you need hosted browsers, persistent state, observability, and reusable automation.
Browserbase CLI gives agents one interface to fetch pages, search the web, control a real browser, manage sessions, persist browser state, and turn browser workflows into reusable automation. It is built for terminal-native agent workflows, so your agent can go from reading the web to acting on it without stitching together separate tools.
Yes. Browserbase CLI is designed for coding agents: it is scriptable, discoverable, and works well inside terminal-based agent loops. In Claude Code, you can also run bb skills to install reusable Browserbase workflows. The same CLI fits naturally into Cursor and Codex-style workflows.
Yes. You can use Browse with a local browser for development and debugging, then move the same workflow onto Browserbase when you need hosted browsers, better reliability, or production scale.
You can use Browse locally without a Browserbase account. For most Browserbase platform features, including hosted browsers and the broader Browserbase workflow, you will want a Browserbase account and API key.
Browserbase contexts persist cookies, storage, and browser state across sessions, so your agent can stay signed in and resume work without repeating login flows every time.
Yes. Browserbase functions let you package browser workflows into reusable cloud automation, so the same flow can be triggered by your agent, your app, or your team without managing browser infrastructure.
Browserbase skills are higher-level workflows built on top of the CLI. They help agents complete common browser tasks faster, and the ecosystem at skills.sh/browserbase gives you reusable workflows for a wide range of browser use cases.
One command to fetch, search, browse, and manage the full Browserbase platform.