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VercelChris Tate1 min readrelease notesintro

Give your eve agent a browser

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Summary

Vercel released the @agent-browser/eve extension, giving Eve agents full browser automation capabilities inside their sandbox. It adds installable tools for navigation, interaction, and screenshots, with domain allowlists and credential protection.

  • Install the extension with `pnpm add @agent-browser/eve` and mount it under `agent/extensions/` in your Eve project.
  • The extension registers namespaced tools such as `browser__navigate`, `browser__click`, `browser__fill`, and `browser__screenshot` that the agent can invoke.
  • Chromium runs inside the Eve sandbox, isolated from your app; pre‑install it in the sandbox template to avoid cold starts.
  • You can restrict navigation with `allowedDomains` and cap output size via `maxOutputChars`, limiting what the agent can fetch.

Teams building Eve-powered AI agents that need to browse the web should care, as this adds safe, sandboxed browser tooling.

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