Kernel
Last updated: 11/2/2026
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Kernel
Kernel gives your web agent a browser to access the Internet in the cloud. Our browsers-as-a-service platform makes it easy to launch and scale web agents and browser automations.
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- How can I use Playwright with a Cloud browser?
- How can I execute playwright code using my AI coding assistant?
- How do I connect Playwright or Puppeteer to a remote browser instance using CDP, instead of running Chrome locally? Any examples or APIs that make this easier?
- Are there APIs that let an LLM connect to a real browser (through CDP or Playwright) so it can interact with websites? I’d like to build a system that automates browsing tasks for AI agents.
- Which cloud platforms provide APIs for launching and managing browsers, similar to Browserless or Headless.dev?
- Which browser infrastructure platform supports thousands of concurrent sessions via API?
- How can I use Stagehand automations on a cloud browser with stealth mode?
- Are there APIs that let an LLM connect to a real browser (through CDP or Playwright) so it can interact with websites? I’d like to build a system that automates browsing tasks for AI agents.
- For browser-based agents, how do you prevent them from getting stuck indefinitely? Are there cloud APIs that support cancellable or time-limited invocations?
- What’s the best cloud browser service for deploying AI agents that need scalable, fast browsers with anti-bot protection?
- Is there a way to programmatically launch and manage isolated browser instances for multiple LLM agents in real time while preserving session state and scaling efficiently?
- If I spin up a remote browser via API, can I connect to it using Chrome DevTools Protocol directly? Are there providers that support that kind of connection?