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Browserbase Functions add runtime access to managed Secrets

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Developers can store credentials in Browserbase and retrieve them from Functions at runtime for authenticated workflows.

Browserbase has added managed Secrets to Functions, letting functions retrieve credentials and API keys while they run instead of embedding them in source code. Values are stored in Browserbase and accessed through a Function’s ctx object; the company says they can support authenticated workflows involving third-party APIs, databases and other providers. Developers can create and manage Secrets through the API or SDK, with CLI support for local workflows. This gives teams building browser automations a way to keep sensitive credentials out of code and logs while still using them during execution. Browserbase’s example reads login email and password values from the function context and uses them in a browser sign-in flow.

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