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An AI agent is only as useful as its ability to actually do things on the web — and that means running a real browser somewhere reliable. Browserbase handles that layer, giving developers cloud-hosted headless browsers built specifically for AI web agents.

## What Browserbase provides

Instead of maintaining your own fleet of browsers, you run them on Browserbase’s infrastructure. It bundles the parts web automation usually breaks on: proxy networks, CAPTCHA solvers, stealth configurations, debugging dashboards, and session recording. That lets an agent navigate JavaScript-heavy sites, fill forms, and complete multi-step tasks securely and at scale without the operations burden of self-hosted browsers.

## How developers use it

Browserbase fits existing workflows rather than replacing them. It is compatible with Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, and Stagehand, so teams already writing automation or AI-driven jobs can point their familiar tools at it through simple APIs. As LLMs have gotten good enough to interpret page structure and plan navigation, managed browser infrastructure like this has become the piece that makes browser agents viable in production, not just in demos.