Notte is a browser automation platform. We recently released a CLI that allows you to manage browser sessions, run AI agents, extract structured data, and deploy automation features — all from the terminal.
In this article, we'll explore what it can do and how it works.
What problem were we solving?
Most browser automation workflows start locally. You write a script in Playwright or Puppeteer, it runs on your machine, and then you spend time refactoring it for production.
Notte CLI connects directly to cloud browser sessions. The browser is not running on your machine; it's running on our machine. This means that what you do in the terminal is exactly what will work in production.
How sessions work
The entire CLI is built around sessions. A session is a live browser instance (headless or headed) running in the cloud.
You can start it like this:
notte sessions start --headless
Once started, the session automatically becomes active
In this article, we'll explore what it can do and how it works.
What problem were we solving?
Most browser automation workflows start locally. You write a script in Playwright or Puppeteer, it runs on your machine, and then you spend time refactoring it for production.
Notte CLI connects directly to cloud browser sessions. The browser is not running on your machine; it's running on our machine. This means that what you do in the terminal is exactly what will work in production.
How sessions work
The entire CLI is built around sessions. A session is a live browser instance (headless or headed) running in the cloud.
You can start it like this:
notte sessions start --headless
Once started, the session automatically becomes active
