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Introducing Upstash Box Browser - a cloud browser built for AI agents! 🎉 Build agents that... ◆ take screenshots & videos of any page ◆ run visual tests against any page or dev server ◆ attach screenshots & videos to pull requests

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Upstash2 months ago

Watch your cloud agents work in real time 👀 ◆ live-view URL to see every run in real-time ◆ full Chrome DevTools access for your agents ◆ control everything from the web console or TypeScript SDK All running in a secure, isolated sandbox 👇

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Upstash2 months ago

It's completely free to try! Get started here:

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CyreneAI2 months ago

👀soon ai agents have their own internet world

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Upstash2 months ago

we think this will be the future!

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khushal2 months ago

👀👀👀 man if I can somehow set this up with my bb/t3code as a plugin somehow to use browser that'll be great I won't have to look for that xvfb stuff (not even sure if that's what it's called

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Upstash2 months ago

👀👀👀

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Lakshmanan2 months ago

That evidence loop is the real unlock: screenshots, recordings, DevTools and PR artifacts make agent work inspectable. Security footnote: Upstash docs say live-view URLs carry a token and CDP URLs grant full browser control. Treat both like credentials in CI logs or PRs.

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just Sofi1 month ago

Well said!

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Devance2 months ago

The underrated part is screenshots. Once agents can see the page, the gap between “write code” and “check if it actually works” gets much smaller.

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George Rowan1 month ago

Soon AI agents will be building their own web apps and sites restricting human access.

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Gregor2 months ago

Attaching to PRs is the honest admission. Visual pass/fail without a human reviewer is still the unsolved half.

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