Cloud browser sessions
Create on-demand browser sessions through an API and run browser automation in Steel’s cloud environment instead of managing the browser process locally.
Steel is open-source browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automation. It provides cloud browser sessions through an API, with support for common browser automation tools and workflows such as scraping, research, RPA, and agent-driven web tasks.
Steel is an open-source browser API for AI agents and web automation. It lets developers create and control browser sessions in the cloud, giving agent applications a way to navigate websites, collect information, and complete browser-based workflows.
The product separates browser execution from an application's agent logic: the application decides what action to take, while Steel provides the hosted browser session. It is intended for workflows including web scraping, autonomous web agents, foundational-model data collection, shopping assistants, RPA, sales automation, QA software, and customer-service agents.
Steel supports existing Puppeteer, Playwright, and Selenium automation code, and the site references Python and Node.js usage. Sessions can be created on demand, kept running for up to 24 hours, and reused with saved cookies and local storage. The platform also provides session inspection through a viewer for live or recorded runs.
Create on-demand browser sessions through an API and run browser automation in Steel’s cloud environment instead of managing the browser process locally.
Connect common browser automation frameworks to Steel, allowing existing automation workflows to move to the cloud with a minimal launch-to-connect change.
Save and inject cookies and local storage so an agent can reuse a browsing context across runs rather than starting from a blank session each time.
The site describes built-in CAPTCHA solving plus proxy and browser-fingerprinting controls for automations that encounter bot checks or require configurable network and browser signals.
A browser session can run for up to 24 hours, supporting workflows that take minutes or hours rather than only short, single-page interactions.
Session Viewer supports inspection of live or recorded browser activity, while Auto Sign-In is intended to let agents access authentication-walled websites and applications securely.
Run browser-based collection jobs against sites that require page interaction, including large-scale scraping and data gathering for foundational-model training.
Give an agent a persistent cloud browser for multi-step tasks such as searching travel sites, comparing options, and carrying out actions based on user instructions.
Build shopping assistants or sales workflows that browse websites, retrieve product or prospect information, and operate across browser interfaces.
Use hosted browsers for repetitive business processes and customer-service agents that need to work inside web applications.
Support browser-based QA testing or deep-research workflows with reusable context and the ability to inspect live or recorded sessions.
Steel provides cloud browser sessions for AI agents and web automation. The site lists web scraping, foundational-model training, AI shopping assistants, RPA, sales automation, QA software, and customer-service agents as example applications.
The site shows support for Puppeteer, Playwright, and Selenium, and provides integration references for Python and Node.js.
Yes. Steel describes saving and injecting cookies and local storage so developers can reuse a browsing context across sessions.
The site states that sessions can run for up to 24 hours, supporting both short tasks and longer browser workflows.
Yes. Session Viewer is described as a tool for viewing and debugging live or recorded sessions.
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