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Shared core enables cross-language feature parity

By moving state management (target handling, frame tracking, CDP dispatch) into a browser extension, Stagehand v4 reduces each SDK to a thin RPC client—enabling simultaneous TypeScript, Python, and Go releases and maintaining feature parity with single-core updates.

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Introducing Stagehand v4: The SDK for browser agents.

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By putting it in the extension, each SDK becomes a thin client over one RPC boundary. We ship a feature to the core implementation once and every language has it immediately, which is what made launching TypeScript, Python, and Go together possible and what keeps them at parity afterward.

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