Tutorials, deep dives, and practical guides on browser automation and building AI agents.
Pull structured content from any Wikipedia page with five lines of code. Block all resources for maximum speed. The easiest site in this series to scrape.
Build an Airbnb price tracker that extracts nightly rates, host ratings, and amenities. Datacenter proxies work, and the highest-CPC keyword in scraping is yours.
Extract post titles, scores, comment threads, and author data from any subreddit. Residential proxies bypass Reddit's JavaScript challenge automatically.
Scrape eBay listings, prices, and seller ratings with two methods: CSS selectors for JSON or markdown extraction. Datacenter proxies work fine.
Scrape Amazon prices, reviews, and product data in two API calls. Python, TypeScript, Ruby, and cURL code included. Residential proxies handle blocks.
Web scraping tools, techniques, and best practices for 2026. Python code examples, legal guidance, cloud browser APIs compared, and common mistakes to avoid.
Puppeteer vs Playwright vs Browserbeam compared with side-by-side code, feature tables, and a decision framework. Find the right tool for your project.
Build OpenAI Agents SDK tools that browse, click, and extract web data with Browserbeam. GPT-5.4 code examples, guardrails, multi-agent handoffs, and streaming.
Build a competitive intelligence agent that monitors competitor pricing, features, and content changes with Browserbeam and GPT-5.4. Full Python code included.
Compare GraphQL and REST for browser automation and AI agent workflows. Side-by-side code, performance benchmarks, and a decision framework.
How browser APIs became standard agent infrastructure. Adoption patterns, strategic mistakes, and a 12-month roadmap for teams building AI agents.
Cloud browser API comparison: Browserbeam, Browserbase, Steel, Browserless, and Firecrawl. Pricing, features, code, and a decision framework for AI agents.
Structured page data instead of raw HTML. Your agent processes less, decides faster, and costs less to run.
