BrowserBook

The Browser Automation IDE

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The Browser Automation IDE

224 followers

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BrowserBook is an AI-powered IDE for building fast, reliable browser automations. It pairs a Jupyter-style notebook with a context-aware AI coding assistant and an inline browser, enabling developers to write, test, and debug automations all in one place. With built-in auth management, data extraction, screenshot tools, and API deployment, you can go from idea to production-ready automation in minutes, not hours.

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Launch tags:Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence•Vibe coding

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Congrats on shipping BrowserBook!

The “agent at the coding step, not the execution step” idea really resonates — I’ve hit the same issues with browser agents being slow, expensive and impossible to debug.

The inline browser + notebook flow looks perfect for iterating on automations.

Excited to try this for some internal RPA-style workflows 🙌

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8mo ago

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@patch_app Thank you! Let us know how it goes and if we can help in any way.

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8mo ago

Cool! Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of new browser apps, a great niche.

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8mo ago

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7mo ago

Introducing BrowserBook Agent

Hey PH, today we're launching the BrowserBook Agent!

We ve been working on a way to move past manual, step-by-step automation building. The new Agent is a fully autonomous builder designed to take a single high-level prompt and turn it into a complete, deterministic workflow - handling all the technical heavy lifting behind the scenes. See it in action here:

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5mo ago

BrowserBook is now available on Windows

Hey PH - today we're launching BrowserBook on Windows.

Since our initial release, one of the most consistent pieces of feedback we've heard is simple: "when is Windows coming?" It turns out the majority of our post-launch web traffic was coming from Windows users, so this one felt urgent.

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6mo ago

Adding configurable proxies for API-based execution

Hey PH - today we re rolling out configurable proxies for API-based execution in BrowserBook.

One of the most common reasons browser automations fail in production is bot detection. Captchas, IP reputation issues, geo restrictions, and rate limits can derail even solid Playwright workflows once you start running them at scale.

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