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Hyperbrowser

Launches headless browser sessions to scrape structured data, automate complex web interactions, and monitor site changes without getting blocked.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Hyperbrowser integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Hyperbrowser calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Hyperbrowser data, across all 42 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Hyperbrowser access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Hyperbrowser, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Hyperbrowser is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Hyperbrowser.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Hyperbrowser action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Hyperbrowser, and when to use it.

Create session
Use this when initializing an automated browsing session with specific stealth, proxy, and privacy settings.
Start scrape job
Use this when you need to extract structured content from a target URL with custom session and scrape settings.
Get scrape job result
Pull the final structured data and status of a specific scrape job after it completes.
Start crawl job
Use this when you need to initiate a wide web crawl across a domain before checking job status.
Get crawl job result
Fetch the current page batch and status of a completed crawl job using pagination.
Start extract job
Use this to initiate a new extraction with custom prompts and a specific JSON schema.
Get extract job result
Pull the final extracted data and status of a specific extract job.
Start browser use task
Use this when you need to automate multi step web interactions given a natural language instruction.
Start Claude computer use task
Use this for high reasoning AI driven browser interactions that require visual understanding.
Get task status
Pull the current status of a browser use or Claude computer use task to check for completion.
Create profile
Use this to initialize a new Hyperbrowser profile before starting a series of analysis tasks.
Stop session
Use this to terminate an active browser session by ID to prevent unnecessary credit spend.
Get session recording
Pull the recording URL of a session to audit exactly what the agent did on the page.
List profiles
Pull a paginated list of existing profiles, optionally filtered by name.
Create Hyperbrowser Profile
Tool to create a new profile. Use when you need to initialize a Hyperbrowser profile before analysis.
Create Scrape Job
Tool to initiate a new scrape job. Use when you need to extract structured content from a target URL with custom session and scrape settings.
Delete Profile
Tool to delete a profile. Use when you need to remove a profile by its unique identifier after confirming its existence.
Get browser use task status
Tool to retrieve the current status of a browser use task. Use when checking if a browser automation task has completed or is still pending.
Get Claude Computer Use Task Status
Tool to retrieve the status of a Claude Computer Use task. Use after creating a task to poll its status.
Get Crawl Job Status
Tool to retrieve the status and results of a specific crawl job. Use after submitting a crawl job to check its progress or fetch results.
Get Extract Job Status
Tool to retrieve the status of an extract job. Use after submitting an extract job to poll its status.
Get Profile By ID
Tool to retrieve profile details by ID. Use after confirming the profile ID.
Get Scrape Job Status
Tool to retrieve the current status of a specific scrape job. Use after initiating a scrape job to poll its status.
Get Session Details
Tool to retrieve session details by ID. Use after confirming the session ID.
Get Session Downloads URL
Tool to retrieve the downloads URL for a session. Use when you need the signed URL for session downloads after processing is complete.
List Sessions
Tool to list sessions with optional status filter. Use when you need a paginated overview of browser sessions before acting on them.
Stop Browser Use Task
Tool to stop a running browser use task. Use when halting an in progress browser automation task after confirming its task ID.
Stop Claude Computer Use Task
Tool to stop a running Claude computer use task. Use when a Claude computer use task is in progress and needs to be terminated.

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Frequently asked questions

Hyperbrowser uses a combination of stealth plugins and residential proxy rotation to make AI agents look like real human users. This includes spoofing browser fingerprints, managing cookies, and rotating IP addresses across different regions. When you create a session, you can specify the level of stealth required based on the target site. For sites with aggressive Cloudflare or PerimeterX protection, the platform rotates headers and mimics human like mouse movements and scrolling patterns. This ensures that your scrape jobs do not result in 403 forbidden errors or CAPTCHA challenges that would otherwise break an automated workflow.
A scrape job is primarily used for pulling raw or semi structured content from a single URL quickly. It is ideal for simple data retrieval where the page structure is consistent. An extract job is more powerful because it allows you to provide a custom prompt and a specific JSON schema. Hyperbrowser uses an AI model to parse the page content and map it precisely to your defined schema, regardless of the underlying HTML structure. Use scrape jobs for speed and volume, and use extract jobs when you need high precision data that fits into a database.
Yes, Hyperbrowser provides session recordings for every automated session. Once a session is completed or while it is running, you can call the Get Session Recording action to retrieve a URL. This URL leads to a video playback of the browser window, showing every click, scroll, and keystroke the agent performed. This is critical for debugging failed workflows or auditing AI agents that are performing sensitive actions like submitting forms or making purchases. It provides a transparent audit trail that proves exactly how the data was gathered.
Standard browser use tasks rely on DOM manipulation and script execution to interact with elements. Claude Computer Use tasks are different because they use a vision model to see the screen as a human does. The agent takes screenshots of the browser, analyzes the visual layout, and then decides where to move the cursor and click. This makes it significantly more robust for websites that use canvas elements, complex iframes, or obfuscated class names that make traditional CSS selectors impossible to maintain. It is the most reliable way to handle highly dynamic web applications.
Yes, Hyperbrowser imposes concurrency limits based on your subscription tier. For example, free or entry level tiers may be limited to a small number of simultaneous sessions, while enterprise tiers allow for hundreds of parallel browsers. If you attempt to start a new session while at your concurrency limit, the API will return a rate limit error. To manage this, we recommend using a queue system in your Ceven workflow to poll for session availability or use the Stop Session action to aggressively close inactive browsers and free up slots for new tasks.
No, Hyperbrowser provides built in proxy management. You do not need to purchase a separate proxy subscription or manage a list of IP addresses. When you create a session, you can simply request a specific region or a general residential proxy. The platform handles the rotation and health checks of the IP pool automatically. If a specific IP is flagged by a target site, Hyperbrowser can automatically rotate to a fresh one without failing the job, which significantly increases the success rate of large scale scraping operations.
Crawl jobs are designed to handle thousands of pages, so results are delivered in batches. When you call the Get Crawl Job Result action, the API returns a specific batch of pages along with a cursor or page number. To get the full dataset, your Ceven workflow must implement a loop that checks if more pages exist and then requests the next batch. This prevents the API response from becoming too large and timing out. The agent handles this walking of the cursor automatically when you ask for a full site export.
Yes, this is handled through Hyperbrowser Profiles. When you create a profile, the platform saves the browser context, including cookies, local storage, and session tokens. When you start a new session and associate it with an existing profile ID, the browser launches with all those credentials already active. This is essential for automating tasks behind a login wall, as it prevents the agent from having to perform a full login flow every time, which reduces the risk of triggering security alerts or being forced to solve a multi factor authentication prompt.

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