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Read the Notte skill and follow its setup instructions when setting up Notte or building browser automation. This is the shared source for CLI setup, authentication, and the browser-to-code workflow.
Connect local Docker Sandboxes agents to Notte Browser MCP with examples/docker-sandboxes. The example uses the native sbx MCP gateway.

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Set up

Install Docker Sandboxes 0.48+, sign in with sbx login, and configure your coding agent. Create a Notte API key. From your intended workspace, run the example’s setup.sh with an agent and a new sandbox name. For example, sh /path/to/notte/examples/docker-sandboxes/setup.sh claude notte-browser. It registers https://api.notte.cc/mcp, prompts for the Notte key through Docker’s host credential store, then starts the agent with Notte preloaded. Supported alternatives include Codex and Gemini. Ask the agent to start a Notte browser, navigate to a page, observe it, and stop the browser when done or after an error. Then stop the local sandbox with sbx stop notte-browser. Stopping the sandbox does not stop its remote browser. The example’s real MCP tests verify browser actions and cleanup. A full coding-agent run inside a native sandbox has not been validated. This setup targets local Sandboxes; Docker’s MCP gateway documentation describes other gateway modes.