Added support for running Typescript code in the Studio, as well as sharing the code snippets with other users. Now you can get started quickly and share a fully functional script without having to open an IDE. Check it out in the Studio.
We launched a new integration with Make. You can now use Airtop with Make to access content from the web and interact with sites. For more information, see the guide documentation for Make.
Added support for batch operations to the Node and Python SDKs. You can now use the batch operate helpers to repeatedly run an operation on a list of URLs. Concurrency and cleanup will be handled automatically. For more information, see the guide documentation for batch operations.
Added support for using Airtop’s integrated proxy service. Now you can use a proxy to access sites that are restricted from being accessed directly through a residential IP address. For more information see the guide documentation for using Airtop’s integrated proxy service.
Added support for natural language interactions with the browser. You can now use natural language to interact with the browser, e.g. to click buttons, fill out forms, hover over elements, etc. For more information see the guide documentation for page interactions.
Added support for structured output. You can now use JSON schemas to guide the output of the LLM. For more information see the guide documentation for using JSON schemas.
Added support for custom residential proxies. You can now use your own residential proxies with Airtop and easily configure them to use upon session creation. For more information see the guide documentation for proxies.
Added support for creating windows, loading URLs, and closing windows without having to use Puppeteer or Playwright. For more information see the guide documentation for windows.