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Browser Use 0.13.14 brings OpenAI browser tools to PyPI

Updated Browser Use

Summary

Browser Use 0.13.14 (October 26, 2026) ships OpenAI browser tools with a Bash helper, better form state and recovery, and Cloud SDK V4 imports.

Tool
Browser Use
Category
Browser agents
Date
Open source
Yes
Pricing
Not stated in the sources we cited.
Sources

Browser Use 0.13.14 was tagged on October 26, 2026 and reached PyPI the same day (UTC). It is the first PyPI release that carries the OpenAI browser tools, now with a shared Bash helper, and it rolls up everything since 0.13.11, the last build on PyPI. The release notes say it keeps the existing Python agent and models; a separate migration the team calls Pi is not part of it.

Release facts

FactDetail
ProductBrowser Use, the open-source browser agent library
Version0.13.14
Release dateOctober 26, 2026 (GitHub tag and PyPI upload)
LicenseMIT, per the GitHub API
Python3.11 or later, below 4.0, per PyPI
Installuv add browser-use==0.13.14 or pip install browser-use==0.13.14

What's new

  • OpenAI browser tools plus Bash. The OpenAI driver from PR 6086 lets an OpenAI model call Browser Use as tools. The 0.13.13 notes list 18 default browser tools and six optional actions through Browser Use Actor, working with local browsers, Browser Use Cloud or a borrowed session. 0.13.14 adds the shared Bash helper, which the 0.13.12 notes had listed as not yet provided.
  • Cloud SDK V4 imports are supported.
  • Clearer errors when a Cloud browser key is missing.

What's fixed

  • Page observations, form state, file access and browser recovery are improved, and observations are bounded in size.
  • Scaled displays: screenshots, crops and clicks stay aligned, so the agent no longer clicks off target on HiDPI screens.
  • Empty Cloud tab URLs during navigation are handled.
  • Failed reconnects clean up their initialization instead of leaving half-open state.
  • aiohttp goes from 3.14.3 to 3.14.5.

Questions

Why skip straight from 0.13.11 to 0.13.14 on PyPI? 0.13.12 and 0.13.13 were tagged on GitHub on October 15 but are not on PyPI; the 0.13.13 notes say the 0.13.12 publication was cancelled before approval. 0.13.14 is listed on PyPI and its notes cover all changes since the last PyPI release, so it is the one to install.

How do I use the OpenAI tools? Install the openai-tools extra with OpenAI Python 3.31 or later and import BrowserUse from browser_use.integrations.openai, per the 0.13.12 and 0.13.13 notes. OpenAI 3.x uses httpx2, so custom HTTP clients should use its DefaultAsyncHttpxClient.

Is anything breaking? The notes list no breaking change for the Python agent. They state that 171 packaged Python files match the existing runtime and that all five CLI entry points pass validation.

More on the Browser Use hub and the browser agents category. Other web-agent tools tracked here include Webcmd and the hosted TinyFish MCP server.

Alternatives

Browser Use compared with its alternatives
ToolLicensePricing note
Browser UseThis launchBrowser Use is an MIT-licensed Python library for AI browser agents that run locally with any LLM, plus the hosted Browser Use Cloud.
MITThe library is MIT and free. The README lists Browser Use Cloud stealth browsers from $0.02 per browser-hour.
WebcmdApache-2.0 browser infrastructure that learns a website once and turns that knowledge into commands for later runs.
Apache-2.0Core package is Apache-2.0. Webcmd Cloud is described as not yet stable, with no price quoted here.
TinyFishHosted web agent with an MCP server for search, browsing, and extraction, plus an MIT-licensed local proxy.
MITThe proxy repository is MIT. Hosted calls need a TinyFish account or API key. No dollar price is listed here.

Questions

What is Browser Use?

Browser Use is an open-source browser agent. The browser-use/browser-use README describes a Python library you run locally with your own model, a CLI, and a hosted Cloud agent and browser service.

Is Browser Use open source?

Yes. The GitHub API reports an MIT license for browser-use/browser-use.

What does Browser Use need to run?

PyPI lists Python 3.11 or later. The README installs it with uv add browser-use and an API key for your model provider, such as OPENAI_API_KEY.

Filed on Agent Radar. Claims in this note are limited to the sources above.