Launching our conference: Navigate 2026

As the era of deploying agents into production advances, only 20% of these agents successfully transition from prototypes to functioning at scale, with the remaining 80% faltering along the way. This challenge arises because production-level agents require capabilities beyond demo versions, such as persistent memory, scalable browsers, failure-mode evaluations, and system-specific observability, given that agents act autonomously rather than just observe. Recognizing the lack of established guidelines, Browserbase is hosting its inaugural conference, Navigate, on September 10 in San Francisco, to gather industry leaders and teams who have experience deploying and managing agents in production. The event aims to share insights from experts like the CTO of Vercel and the Claude Agents team at Anthropic, along with case studies from companies like Lovable and Ramp, focusing on successful strategies, infrastructure requirements, and the impact of agent traffic on the web. Attendees will gain practical playbooks and answers to complex questions, such as orchestrating at scale and ensuring production reliability, contributing to crafting an evolving playbook for agent deployment.

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