Notte SDK
Python SDK for the Notte API: hosted browser sessions with stealth, CAPTCHA solving and proxies, serverless functions, credential vaults and personas.
Installation
pip install notte-sdk
# to drive sessions with Playwright over CDP
pip install 'notte-sdk[playwright]'
If no API key is passed or set in NOTTE_API_KEY, the SDK reads the matching
API key saved by notte auth login from the operating system credential store.
Quick start
from notte_sdk import NotteClient
client = NotteClient() # reads NOTTE_API_KEY
with client.Session(open_viewer=True) as session:
_ = session.execute(type="goto", url="https://news.ycombinator.com")
obs = session.observe()
markdown = session.scrape(only_main_content=True)
What's inside
client.Session(...): cloud browser sessions (execute,observe,scrape, cookies, file storage, live view, replays) reachable over CDP withsession.cdp_url()client.Function(...)/client.functions: deploy a Python file with arunfunction and run it on the Notte cloudclient.Vault(...): store credentials that sessions fill in without exposing them to your codeclient.Persona(...): identities with their own email address and phone numberclient.scrape(url, ...): one-call scraping, withinstructions/response_formatfor structured output
See the documentation for the full reference.
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