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Your agents should use a remote browser built specifically for them, We revamped our Browser Skill to use our custom Stagehand CLI, It's faster than MCP tools and each run uses a new browser context, avoiding prompt injection. npx skills add browserbase/skills —skill browser

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Browserbase6 months ago

Checkout our skill here:

Jake6 months ago

How does Stagehand CLI compare to Playwright directly? I've been using Playwright for agentic browser automation.

AKR6 months ago

We need a token usage comparison to other popular skills.

Mesh | Crypto x AI6 months ago

Strong take. Fresh browser context per run is huge for prompt-injection resistance. The part most teams still miss: state recovery, permissions, retries, and audit trails. That’s what makes agent browsing production-ready.

Mimu | AI Tools & News6 months ago

Stagehand CLI + fresh browser per run = zero prompt injection? This is the secure agent browser we’ve needed! Building workflows daily .... isolation is a game-changer. Would test it live and explore collab

yanno6 months ago

The new browser context per run is the underrated feature here. Prompt injection via browser state is a real attack surface most people ignore until it bites them. Local browser tools don't reset between agent runs — that's a meaningful difference for production workloads.

Kyle Jeong6 months ago

it's 2026 your agents should use browsers purpose-built for them

Paul Klein IV6 months ago

I am feeling skilled!!!

Stagehand6 months ago

built on stagehand so you know it's good🤘

Cody McLain6 months ago

fresh browser contexts is huge. we had so many weird state issues with our automation until we started spinning up clean instances for each run

Shrey Pandya6 months ago

I am speed

michael s galpert6 months ago

🔥

Jackie.W6 months ago

Can I login and let agent to use my login status to operate on browser pages?

Connor Grant6 months ago

I've gotta move most of my preliminary prospect research to claude code & @browserbase, regular scraping isn't digging nearly as deep as this would 👀

Marcos Placona6 months ago

@grok can this be used to simulate a browser and cookies on an environment without a user interface? Like an Ubuntu server? Specifically can this be used to do things like create and edit Google Docs?

Agentic Development6 months ago

@HeyGenLabs summarize

Ziray Hao6 months ago

another CLI gear drop for my agents

Dylan Normandin6 months ago

does this help us get around bot detection algos?

RATIO. The Digital Court Society6 months ago

So does this mean i can use my mobile claude app and it will have access to a web browser? @grok

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