PickaxeGive Browserbase Agents a durable product layer around browser automation.
Browserbase Agents can drive the web. Driftstone handles the customer-facing system around that runtime: user access, session continuity, rollout control, spend governance, and the operating model you need once browser automation becomes a product.
Browserbase Agents
Browser-native agents
Runtime
Give Browserbase-powered agents the customer-facing harness and control plane they need in production.
Harness
Driftstone centralizes customer access, rollout, usage, and scoped runtime permissions around the agent.
Outcome
Ship the runtime as a product without rebuilding the operating layer around every customer deployment.
Browserbase Agents fit teams building browser-native workflows that need more than a demo environment.
Once browser automation is customer-facing, the job expands beyond the runtime itself. Teams need a product layer that can control who gets access, which sessions stay attached to which users, and how browser-based work is delivered repeatedly.
- Keep browser automation behavior in Browserbase while centralizing product delivery.
- Reconnect users to the right session model and operating context.
- Separate customer plans, rollout policy, and auth rules from runtime logic.
Session continuity
Customer workflows stay tied to the right browser environment instead of feeling stateless.
Product delivery
Driftstone handles the customer-facing surface around browser automation instead of leaving it as internal tooling.
Browser agents need explicit controls once they operate across real customer sessions and spend.
Driftstone centralizes who can launch browser work, which credentials and session resources they receive, how usage is tracked, and how runtime changes move forward without disrupting live customer behavior.
- Scope session access and auth to the right customer boundary.
- Track browser-agent usage and spend in the same control plane as the rest of the product.
- Roll out browser-runtime changes with targeting and rollback instead of live edits.
Scoped sessions
Session-level access stays tied to the correct user, plan, and environment.
Usage visibility
Operators can see where browser automation is being used before it turns into opaque cost.
Controlled rollout
Ship browser-agent changes through a release path instead of mutating active environments in place.
Browserbase Agents become easier to scale when browser sessions, billing, and customer delivery share one operating model.
The harness layer gives teams a single place to reason about browser-driven sessions, rollout state, access rules, and customer-facing product behavior. That makes support and scale materially easier.
- Customer support can trace browser-session issues without reverse engineering each environment.
- New browser-agent products can reuse the same harness model.
- Billing, rollout, and session controls stop living in separate systems.
Operator clarity
The team can see which version, session model, and customer boundary applied to a given runtime flow.
Repeatable launch path
The same harness can support more browser-agent products without another custom delivery stack.
Runtime page
Keep Browserbase Agents focused on the web. Centralize the operating layer around them.
Browser automation gets much easier to productize when access, rollout, usage, and customer delivery become one system around the runtime.