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Read the Notte skill and follow its setup instructions when setting up Notte or building browser automation. This is the shared source for CLI setup, authentication, and the browser-to-code workflow.
Use Selenium’s standard navigation, element, wait and action APIs with a Notte browser. The Python and TypeScript examples in examples/selenium connect local ChromeDriver through a small loopback bridge. Chrome runs on Notte.

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Set up

Use Python 3.12+, a Notte API key, and Node.js 24+ for TypeScript. Clone the Notte repository and open examples/selenium. Create a Python virtual environment and install requirements.txt. Set NOTTE_API_KEY, run python install_driver.py, and set CHROMEDRIVER_PATH to its output. The script discovers the hosted browser’s version, closes its temporary session, and downloads a matching driver from Chrome for Testing. You can also supply an existing matching ChromeDriver. Run python main.py. For TypeScript, run npm ci then npm start with the same environment. Both examples print Example Domain and close the driver, bridge and owned Notte session.

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Use existing Selenium code

Use the example’s connect_driver or connectDriver with its bridge address, then call normal WebDriver methods. Keep the bridge inside the Notte session’s lifetime and always quit the driver before closing the bridge. The bridge binds only to 127.0.0.1. No local Chrome installation is needed. ChromeDriver’s remote debugging restrictions apply, including unsupported window resizing.