OpenOperator
Overview
OpenOperator is Browserbase’s proof-of-concept browser agent, powered by Stagehand and Browserbase.
OpenOperator is Browserbase’s proof-of-concept browser agent, powered by Stagehand and Browserbase.
A simple agent loop turns a prompt into browser actions through Stagehand; this is a demonstration, not a general desktop or business-workforce product.
The public browser demo is accessible. The original MIT repository is no longer maintained, and the replacement source path it names currently returns 404; use the original code only with developer-led maintenance.
The source has no license fee, but running your own instance requires model access, Browserbase and hosting. Budget for those services when self-hosting.
The documented implementation connects Stagehand, Browserbase and OpenAI. Browser interaction does not imply native integrations with every website.
Use it to study prompted browser automation. For a maintained application, evaluate the underlying Browserbase and Stagehand tools and review permissions and results.
Product overview
Capabilities, pricing and fit
OpenOperator is Browserbase’s proof-of-concept browser agent, powered by Stagehand and Browserbase.
Information as of October 30, 2026
What it can do
- Workflow
A simple agent loop turns a prompt into browser actions through Stagehand; this is a demonstration, not a general desktop or business-workforce product.[1], [2]
- Setup and human role
The public browser demo is accessible. The original MIT repository is no longer maintained, and the replacement source path it names currently returns 404; use the original code only with developer-led maintenance.[1], [2]
- Connections
The documented implementation connects Stagehand, Browserbase and OpenAI. Browser interaction does not imply native integrations with every website.[1], [2]
- Historical video guide
A January 2025 third-party video demonstrates the hosted browser interface. Its promotional comparisons are not measured benchmarks; self-hosting requires service credentials and incurs usage costs.[3]
Where it fits best
Pricing and availability
The source has no license fee, but running your own instance requires model access, Browserbase and hosting. Budget for those services when self-hosting.[1], [2]
Platforms: Web demo, Developer-managed installation[1], [2]
Access: The public browser demo is accessible. The original MIT repository is no longer maintained, and the replacement source path it names currently returns 404; use the original code only with developer-led maintenance.[1], [2]
Sources (3)
- operator.browserbase.com — product informationOfficial site · checked 2026-10-30
- github.com — product informationOfficial site · checked 2026-10-30
- Historical product demonstrationOfficial site · checked 2026-10-30
Autonomy level
60/100
Our subjective rating of how independently the product carries out its documented tasks, considering the human setup, input, approval and review it needs. This is not a measured success rate.
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Some of the use cases of OpenOperator:
- Use it to study prompted browser automation. For a maintained application, evaluate the underlying Browserbase and Stagehand tools and review permissions and results.
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