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Stagehand

Browser automation framework

Stagehand is a browser automation framework from Browserbase that combines natural language and code. You write fixed steps in familiar Playwright style and describe uncertain steps in words for a model to execute. The framework is MIT licensed and runs locally or with Browserbase cloud browsers.

Position on the system map50 systems
Scalability, upwardsusable without developers, to the right

Good fit if

Focus: Developers who want to build robust and AI-powered web automations.

  • your project is about AI-powered browser automation, Web interaction scripting or Automated UI testing
  • someone on your team writes code
  • you want to get started quickly (learning curve: flat)

Probably not if

  • nobody on your team writes code (2/5 for use without developers)
  • your team is just getting started with agents (skill level: Advanced)

Key figures

Usable without developers
2/5
Scalability
4/5
Integrations
3/5
Versioning
3/5
Observability
3/5

Editorial rating on a scale from 1 to 5. Methodology

Fact sheet

Category
Infrastructure
Type
Browser automation framework
Licence
Open Source (MIT)
Pricing
Open SourceFramework free (MIT). Cloud browsers via Browserbase are charged according to Browserbase pricing.
Deployment
Cloud, Self-Hosted
Models
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google
RAG
No
Multi-Agent
No
SSO, roles (RBAC)
SSO no, RBAC no
Latest version
4.2.0
GitHub stars
25,600

Key features

  • Hot-swap computer use models
  • Easy to write with natural language interface
  • Full compatibility with Playwright
  • AI-native approach

Typical use cases

  • AI-powered browser automation
  • Web interaction scripting
  • Automated UI testing

Implementation

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