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How to build your own AI Codegen

Code generation from natural language commands is now commonly used in modern development workflows. We'll build a tool that converts natural language instructions into functional Playwright test scripts that can interact with live browser sessions. In this short guide we share a framework for building a natural language to Playwright code generator for any website. Our example uses a NextJS app with Browserbase, but the principles can be adapted for many different programming languages and frameworks.

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Stagehand gets even better – The AI Web Agent SDK

In a landscape where conventional automation tools are painfully brittle and fully agentic solutions can be too unpredictable, Stagehand emerges as the best AI-powered browser automation framework available today. By combining atomic instructions with the flexibility of a dynamic agent, Stagehand delivers a complete and robust framework for any Web AI Agent workflow.

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Notte MCP Server: Extending AI Agents with Browser Control Capabilities

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Scaling in Magnitudes: PromptLoop’s Success with Browserbase

PromptLoop empowers mid-market sales and go-to-market teams by enabling them to target the right accounts and boost win rates through efficient AI-powered automation. Their platform offers a seamless solution for navigating and analyzing thousands of company websites in real time, categorizing entities, and managing large-scale research tasks with ease. Leveraging Browserbase has become a pivotal move for PromptLoop, allowing them to scale web data retrieval effortlessly and focus engineering resources on core innovations.

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How to build your own AI Codegen

Code generation from natural language commands is now commonly used in modern development workflows. We'll build a tool that converts natural language instructions into functional Playwright test scripts that can interact with live browser sessions. In this short guide we share a framework for building a natural language to Playwright code generator for any website. Our example uses a NextJS app with Browserbase, but the principles can be adapted for many different programming languages and frameworks.

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Choosing between Playwright, Puppeteer, or Selenium? We recommend Playwright

In web automation and testing, three tools tend to lead the field: Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium. Each tool has its own features and benefits. However, for the most powerful and reliable option, Playwright is the best of the three. At Browserbase, we support all three frameworks. We have seen why developers and teams often choose Playwright for modern automation. In this article, we will break down the key differences and explain why Playwright reigns supreme. We'll also check out Browserbase's new open-source library called Stagehand: the robust, AI-powered successor to Playwright.

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Understand Playwright's BrowserContexts and Pages

Playwright (and Puppeteer) exposes its API through Browser, BrowserContext, and Page objects with a blurry definition of their boundaries. This article covers their definition, how to leverage them, and how to avoid common pitfalls.