browserbase_stagehand_observe
Locate interactive web page elements from specific instructions to identify buttons, forms, or clickable components for automation tasks.
Instructions
Find interactive elements on the page from an instruction; optionally return an action.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| instruction | Yes | Detailed instruction for what specific elements or components to observe on the web page. This instruction must be extremely specific and descriptive. For example: 'Find the red login button in the top right corner', 'Locate the search input field with placeholder text', or 'Identify all clickable product cards on the page'. The more specific and detailed your instruction, the better the observation results will be. Avoid generic instructions like 'find buttons' or 'see elements'. Instead, describe the visual characteristics, location, text content, or functionality of the elements you want to observe. This tool is designed to help you identify interactive elements that you can later use with the act tool for performing actions like clicking, typing, or form submission. | |
| returnAction | No | Whether to return the action to perform on the element. If true, the action will be returned as a string. If false, the action will not be returned. |
Input Schema (JSON Schema)
{
"properties": {
"instruction": {
"description": "Detailed instruction for what specific elements or components to observe on the web page.\n This instruction must be extremely specific and descriptive. For example: 'Find the red login button\n in the top right corner', 'Locate the search input field with placeholder text', or 'Identify all\n clickable product cards on the page'. The more specific and detailed your instruction, the better\n the observation results will be. Avoid generic instructions like 'find buttons' or 'see elements'.\n Instead, describe the visual characteristics, location, text content, or functionality of the elements\n you want to observe. This tool is designed to help you identify interactive elements that you can\n later use with the act tool for performing actions like clicking, typing, or form submission.",
"type": "string"
},
"returnAction": {
"description": "Whether to return the action to perform on the element. If true, the action will be returned as a string.\n If false, the action will not be returned.",
"type": "boolean"
}
},
"required": [
"instruction"
],
"type": "object"
}