Stagehand
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AI-native browser automation framework by Browserbase. Uses natural language commands to interact with web pages — act, extract, and observe without manual selectors.
Pros
- +Natural language browser control
- +AI-native — no CSS selectors needed
- +44% faster in v3 with Chrome DevTools Protocol
- +Open source and free
- +Works with Browserbase cloud
Cons
- -Token costs per action (~$0.003-$0.01)
- -Requires LLM API key
- -Cloud features need Browserbase subscription
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