Launch Week Day 4: Browser Sessions

    One of the most common requests we’ve heard: “Can Skyvern pick up where it left off?” Until now, every run started fresh—like opening a brand new browser window each time. Clean, but sometimes too clean. Why Browser Sessions? Skyvern Browser Sessions prop up a browser and let you persist the real-time state of the browser This unlocks a whole new category of workflows where context matters: * Deploy code straight into the browser — combine AI navigations and trusty ‘ol code by CDPing int

    One of the most common requests we’ve heard:

    “Can Skyvern pick up where it left off?”

    Until now, every run started fresh—like opening a brand new browser window each time. Clean, but sometimes too clean.

    Why Browser Sessions?

    Skyvern Browser Sessions prop up a browser and let you persist the real-time state of the browser

    This unlocks a whole new category of workflows where context matters:

    • Deploy code straight into the browser — combine AI navigations and trusty ‘ol code by CDPing into our browser sessions before / after the AI tasks are done
    • Continuous tasks with no lag — connect the browser across multiple workflows so you can use Skyvern for real-time executions

    How it works

    1. Create a browser session via API or SDK
    2. Run tasks inside that session — they’ll share state, cookies, and progress
    3. Resume at any time — reconnect to the session and keep going from where you stopped

    📘 See the docs →


    🔥 Real-time persistence. Continuous agents. Smarter workflows. We’re hoping Browser Sessions give you flexibility to run, rerun, deploy code, and stay logged in without starting over.