Introducing Scheduled Automation Deployments in BrowserBook

Hey PH, today we’re rolling out Scheduled Automations in BrowserBook. Check out the demo here: https://youtu.be/x6VmagIm1yw?si=5y_ekl_yt1vSeQ5Q

With this change, we're continuing our journey of pushing BrowserBook beyond just an IDE into a foundational web automation platform.

One of the big challenges with productionizing browser automation in production is everything around the automation: cron jobs, local triggers, manual orchestration, etc. We talk a bit about this in our latest blog post here.

This update addresses these challenges by providing a simple way to deploy automations on a scheduled basis in our remote execution environment.

What’s new:

• Scheduled Executions
  You can now run notebooks on a recurring schedule - hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly - directly in BrowserBook. No custom cron jobs, no external schedulers, no local processes to maintain.

• Simple deployment workflow
  Schedules are configured directly from the notebook’s Deploy view. You can attach multiple schedules to a single notebook and track all scheduled runs in Execution History.

• Safe pre-deploy testing
  Want to validate remote execution before scheduling? You can test runs directly in Deploy → Test before promoting a notebook to a recurring schedule.

We also shipped a batch of agent improvements alongside this release:

• Better context management for more consistent code generation

• Expanded tooling, including the ability to run full notebooks and reset workspace state

• Persistent execution-state tracking so the agent can self-correct as it works

Appreciate any feedback from the community as we continue to improve the platform!