Notte Browser
Local, Playwright-based browser sessions (notte.Session) with the same execute / observe / scrape API as Notte cloud sessions.
Features
- Browser management: local Chromium (patchright) or any browser reachable over CDP (
cdp_url) - Observations: turns pages into a list of interaction actions plus clean markdown
- Actions: click, fill, select, upload, scroll, tabs, ... by action id or selector
- Scraping: markdown and images; structured data through a pluggable extractor (
notte_core.extraction.StructuredExtractor) - Vaults and personas: fill credentials from a vault without exposing them
Installation
pip install notte-browser
patchright install --with-deps chromium
# structured scraping (`scrape(instructions=..., response_format=...)`) needs an extractor, e.g. the LLM one:
pip install notte-llm
notte-browser never calls an LLM itself: structured scraping hands the page markdown to the session's extractor.
Pass one with NotteSession(extractor=...); when none is passed and notte-llm is installed,
its LlmExtractor is used.
Usage
from notte_browser.session import NotteSession
with NotteSession(headless=True) as session:
_ = session.execute(type="goto", url="https://www.notte.cc")
obs = session.observe()
markdown = session.scrape()
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