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Stagehand is currently available as an early release, and we're actively seeking feedback from the community. Please join our Slack community to stay updated on the latest developments and provide feedback.

Stagehand is the AI-powered successor to Playwright, offering three simple APIs (act, extract, and observe) that provide the building blocks for natural language driven web automation.

The goal of Stagehand is to provide a lightweight, configurable framework, without overly complex abstractions, as well as modular support for different models and model providers. It's not going to order you a pizza, but it will help you reliably automate the web.

Each Stagehand function takes in an atomic instruction, such as act("click the login button") or extract("find the red shoes"), generates the appropriate Playwright code to accomplish that instruction, and executes it.

Instructions should be atomic to increase reliability, and step planning should be handled by the higher level agent. You can use observe() to get a suggested list of actions that can be taken on the current page, and then use those to ground your step planning prompts.

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