Overview
Agent Fallback are mechanisms that allow you to gracefully handle script execution failures without any additional code:
from notte_sdk import NotteClient, actions
notte = NotteClient()
url = "https://www.linkedin.com/feed/"
company_name = "nottelabs"
# scrape all new posts (post url, date, title, content) from the company page on LinkedIn
with notte.Session() as session:
session.execute(actions.Goto(url=url))
# spin up agent fallback if the search for the company name fails
with notte.AgentFallback(session,
task=f"Open the company page for {company_name}. Fail if user is not logged in.") as agent:
# search for the company name
session.execute(actions.Fill(selector="internal:role=combobox[name=\"Search\"i]", value=company_name))
# press enter to search
session.execute(actions.PressKey(key="Enter"))
# click on the company link
session.execute(actions.Click(selector=f"internal:role=link[name=\"{company_name}\"s] >> nth=0"))
# open the post tab on the company page
session.execute(actions.Click(selector="internal:role=link[name=\"Posts\"i]"), raise_on_failure=False)
data = session.scrape(instructions="scrape all new posts (post url, date, title, content)")
print(f"Scraped data: {data}")
They ensure your scripts always terminate successfully even if the website changes or something unexpected happens.
Parameters
reasoning_model
notte_core.common.config.LlmModel | str
The language model to use for agent reasoning.
Whether to enable vision capabilities for the agent.
Maximum number of steps the agent can take.
Optional ID of the vault to use.
notifier_config
dict[str, typing.Any] | None
Config used for the notifier.