Browser Use
Procedures and concepts for the Browser Use integration.
Overview
The Browser Use book enables you to perform web automation using natural language. Use plain English to describe a task, and a remote browser agent will execute it.
The browser agent can perform a range of web automation tasks, including navigating pages, filling out forms, and extracting structured data, all with full traceability. Every action is logged with detailed step plans and unique session IDs. Take a look at this quick example:
Prerequisites
1. Required Books
The following Book(s) need to be added to your agent so it can learn and understand the automation procedures defined within them:
Browser Use
How to Add the Book(s)
Go to Books → All Books.
Search for the name of the book and click on it.
Click on Install or Add Connection to add the book to your agent.
If adding a connection, you'll be prompted for connectivity details.
Procedures
to close a browser
Close a browser instance.
Input Concepts
Output Concepts
answer
None
boolean
Examples
Close a browser instance:
to perform a task on a browser and get the visual log, the detailed plan, the result, the browser run id and the browser files
Execute a browser-based web automation task.
Note: Before using this procedure, you must first "provision a browser" for your automation task.
Input Concepts
Output Concepts
visual log
A series of screenshots showing each step the browser took.
file
detailed plan
A text summary of the steps taken to automate the task.
text
result
The data extracted or produced by the agent upon completing the task.
any
browser run id
The identifier of the browser run.
text
browser files
A list of files generated by the agent upon completing the task.
file
Examples
Get the Weather in Philadelphia. Task instructions: "Search for the 'current weather in Philadelphia' and extract the temperature"
Get Laptop Prices from Amazon. Task instructions: "Go to www.Amazon.com and search for 'laptop.' Look at the first 5 product listings on the results page. For each product, copy the product name and its price. Show me the list of product names with their prices."
to provision a browser
Provision a new K8s browser instance for a web automation task.
Output Concepts
Examples
Provision a browser and get the reference to the browser instance:
to provision an aws browser
Provision a new AWS AgentCore browser instance for a web automation task.
Output Concepts
Examples
Provision an AWS browser and get the reference to the browser instance:
to run a playwright script on a browser and get the result, the browser run id and the browser files
Execute a custom Playwright script on the provisioned browser.
Note: Before using this procedure, you must first "provision a browser". The script must: 1. Be stored in S3 2. Contain an async function: run(page, context, browser, params, llm=None) 3. Be accessible from the browser farm's AWS credentials
Input Concepts
playwright script
S3 URI of the Playwright script (e.g., "s3://bucket/scripts/my_script.py").
text
Yes
(no default)
parameter json
Optional dictionary of parameters to pass to the script.
json
No
(no default)
Output Concepts
result
Data returned by the script execution.
any
browser run id
Identifier of the browser run.
text
browser files
Files generated during script execution.
file
Examples
Run a custom data extraction script with parameters:
Concepts
Browser instance
Represents attributes of an instance with browser support.
browser_name
The name of the browser instance (pod name or AWS session ID).
text
vnc
The Virtual Network Computing (VNC) URL to access the browser.
text
browser_type
The type of browser backend ("k8s" or "aws").
optional[text]
Browser task
Represents a browser automation task.
instructions
A natural language description of the task for the browser agent to perform (e.g., "Log into my account on example.com and check for new messages").
text
browser_task_id
Identifier for the browser task.
text
output
The desired structure or format of the results. It is recommended to use key-value pairs for clarity (e.g., {"key": "value"}). If specified, the agent will format the result accordingly.
optional[text]
worker_id
Identifier for the Kognitos worker executing the task.
text
line_id
Identifier for the specific line/step in the Kognitos automation.
text
browser_task_version
Version of the browser task.
text
task_context
Optional additional context or data to assist in completing the task. Contains the resolved reference facts for the task.
optional[json]
credential_names
The names of the authentication credentials needed for the task.
optional[list of text]
files
The files to be uploaded to the browser.
optional[list of text]
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