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Our friends at Notte published an integration guide showing how to run Notte agents on Steel browsers. We're excited to see this—Notte brings intelligent task planning and execution, and Steel provides the browser infrastructure underneath.
How It Works
Steel creates a browser session and exposes a CDP endpoint. Notte connects to it and takes control. Your automation code stays the same—just point it at Steel's infrastructure instead of a local browser.
One parameter (cdp_url) and your Notte agents run on Steel's cloud browsers.
What Each Layer Provides
From Notte | From Steel |
|---|---|
Task planning and execution | Browser provisioning |
Navigation and form filling | Session state and persistence |
Anti-detection logic | Built-in CAPTCHA solving |
Agent orchestration | Traces and session replay |
Notte handles the "what"—planning tasks, navigating pages, filling forms. Steel handles the "where"—provisioning browsers, maintaining state, capturing traces.
Get the Full Guide
Notte's blog post walks through the complete integration with production patterns, error handling, and environment setup. Their docs cover the Steel-specific configuration details.
The Broader Pattern
CDP is the interface between automation frameworks and browser infrastructure. Notte demonstrates one integration—the same pattern works with Playwright, Puppeteer, or custom agents. You bring the control layer, Steel provides the browser.
When you connect via CDP, Steel automatically captures your agent's actions. Preview any session in the Steel Dashboard and you'll see a complete agent log—every navigation, click, and form fill, replayable step by step.
Ship Something Cool
Notte — Intelligent browser automation
Steel Cookbook — Integration examples
Discord — Share what you're building
Humans use Chrome. Agents use Steel.
All Systems Operational

