Updates & roadmap

• Verify: an AI-backed runtime that checks whether an agent's run actually did what it claimed — Run and Check workflows, shared AI providers, readiness diagnostics, and recorder redaction, exposed across the SDKs.
• Classic WebDriver connect: POST /session plus webSocketUrl brings cloud grids onto the standard connect path — Sauce Labs, BrowserStack, Kernel, TestingBot and LambdaTest (TestMu) guides, each live-verified.
• Exposed functions: pages can call back into the JS, Python and Java clients.
• Agent isolated pages: agents can open pages with their own cookies and storage instead of sharing one current tab.
• Self-hosted / cloud-hosted deploy kits: browser-box recipes for AWS, Hetzner, GCP and Fly.io.
• vibium setup: an interactive wizard that picks an AI provider and model, stores keys in ai.env (skipped if world-readable), installs agent skills for the agents it detects, and ends by suggesting a first command.
• More AI providers for Verify: native xAI (reusing a signed-in Grok CLI session), GEMINI_API_KEY for Google, and recordings that redact Anthropic and Google keys.
• Flag rename: the AI endpoint flag is now --ai-base-url; on run and check, --base-url names the site under test.

Merged but not yet in a tagged release — build from source to try these.

• Firefox support: --engine firefox drives Firefox end to end, auto-installed and checksum-verified alongside Chrome, with full network, dialog, console and navigation event coverage.
• Video recording: recording.start gains a video track on every surface, captured natively over BiDi screencast — one record.zip now carries screenshots, snapshots and the WebM together.
• Java client parity: one-shot capture APIs, WebSocket monitoring, request post data, screencast, and exceptions that carry caller frames.
• Concurrency: named CLI sessions (--session) stop scripts colliding on shared hosts, the pipe transport no longer wedges on a stalled reader, and the CLI recovers when the browser crashes externally.
• Browser control: custom Chrome flags via VIBIUM_CHROME_ARGS, and a clear message instead of a crash when Chrome will not start as root.
• Packaging: downloaded browsers are checksum-verified, and nightly prereleases now publish automatically from the newest CI-green commit on main.

• Single ~10 MB binary with automatic browser download.
• Chrome and Firefox as first-class engines, with native video recording over BiDi screencast.
• Built-in MCP server as a first-class interface.
• Semantic element finding by text, label, placeholder and ARIA role.
• Actionability system to prevent "element not interactable" errors.

• JavaScript/TypeScript, Python and Java client libraries with sync & async APIs.
• vibe-check agent skill for one-command setup.

• Built on the open WebDriver BiDi standard.
• CLI with go, map, find, click, fill, screenshot and more.
• Apache 2.0 license.