Stagehand

Stagehand is a tool that uses AI to make browser automation easier for developers. It lets users tell the browser what to do using simple language. This means you do not have to write complicated code. Stagehand is built on Playwright, but it adds a smart helper that understands and follows your instructions. This makes it a great tool for many different automation tasks.

Benefits
Stagehand has many good points. It lets developers choose between writing code and using simple language. This makes it useful in many situations. For example, you can use AI to explore new pages and switch to code when you know exactly what you want. Stagehand also lets you see what the AI will do before it happens and save repeated actions to save time. It also works with advanced computer use models from OpenAI and Anthropic with just one line of code.

Use Cases
Stagehand is perfect for browser automation in real projects. It works best when you have an API key for an LLM provider and Browserbase details. Developers can use Stagehand to do tasks like exploring new pages, getting data, and doing repetitive actions. It is especially useful for frontend applications that can be pre-built and quickly served from a CDN. It supports frameworks like Gatsby, Next, Hugo, and React.

Stagehand also offers a simple solution for review apps for modern frontend applications. Using AWS, GitHub Actions, and some Stagehand code, it sets up, deploys, manages, and removes review apps for your frontend application. This means each developer on your team gets their own separate environment to easily deploy and share new features. Review apps are temporary, fully working versions of a production application that can be easily deployed and shared with others.

Vibes
Stagehand has been praised for its creative approach. It won the Business for the Arts 2022 Community Impact Award and was nominated by the Music Cities Awards for the Best Digital Innovation to Support Musicians or Music in Cities in 2023. These awards show Stagehand''s support for local artists and its impact on the community.

Additional Information
Stagehand is working on dashboard templates, using other cloud providers, offering self-hosted GitHub Runners, and creating an automated test suite. These changes aim to make Stagehand more useful and easier for more applications. Stagehand started in 2016 to help new artists succeed, and it keeps innovating and supporting the community.