The Notte Blog
How Get Diana Uses Notte to Automate Tools That Don't Have APIs
Diana, a Slack-based AI assistant backed by Y Combinator and General Catalyst, uses Notte's browser infrastructure to act inside the thousands of tools that don't have a public API.
Sam
Browser harnesses compared: notte-cli, agent-browser, browser-harness, playwright-mcp
An objective walkthrough of browser harnesses for AI agents in 2026: Vercel's agent-browser, Browser Use's browser-harness, Microsoft's playwright-mcp, and Notte's notte-cli. What each one is, how they differ, and how to pick.
Leo
Anything API: Best Practices
Patterns from early users and our own testing to help you build more reliable Anything API endpoints — from writing better task descriptions to handling edge cases.
Sam
Notte + Linkup: Search the Web, Then Act on It
Linkup finds the information, Notte acts on it. Combining AI-powered web search with browser automation to close the search-to-action loop.
Sam
The browser automation stack in 2026: which tool for which job
A category-by-category map of the AI browser agent landscape: the agent libraries, the cloud browsers, the web data layers, the consumer products, and the full-stack platform that ties them together.
Leo
Observability: Beautiful Visibility Into Every Automation Session
Every CDP event captured and replayable in the Console. Step through execution timelines, inspect logs, and debug browser automations without local reproduction.
Lucas