Hoody Browser

The Hoody Browser service provides headless browser automation, page interaction, and monitoring capabilities. It exposes a REST API for starting and managing browser instances, navigating pages, evaluating JavaScript, inspecting instance metadata, and observing server health.

All Hoody Browser endpoints require authentication via the global cookie session. Use the Hoody SDK or authenticated cookie-aware HTTP client to interact with these endpoints; unauthenticated requests are rejected.

Available operations

The Hoody Browser API is organized into the following sub-pages:

Instance Management

Start, stop, and restart browser instances within a project.

View Instance Management →

Browser Interaction

Browse pages, evaluate JavaScript, and interact with rendered content.

View Browser Interaction →

Instance Control

Inspect metadata, manage tabs, and control the lifecycle of running instances.

View Instance Control →

Health & Metrics

Monitor server health and performance metrics for the hoody-browser service.

View Health & Metrics →

Note

All browser operations execute against the hoody-browser service running in your project containers. Lifecycle operations (start/stop/restart) are persistent, while interaction endpoints operate against an already running instance.