Overview

High Dimensional Research announced Nolita 2.0, describing it as "a natural language, drop-in Page API." The tool is accessible via GitHub or through the command npx nolita@latest.

Key Developments

API Redesign

Following a presentation at Betaworks' Agent Camp Demo Day, the team restructured Nolita around Page instances. This architecture enables developers to work with "the same browser session -- not just one-off objective sessions."

Core Takeaways

The team identified three important insights:

• "objective-oriented, agentic navigation isn't always the ideal for quick tasks"
• Developers using Python deserve support despite TypeScript codebase
• Drop-in replacement functionality matters for usability

API Methods

Page.do: Executes single, action-oriented commands

Page.get: Accomplishes objectives with typed response expectations

Example code demonstrates navigating to a URL, clicking elements, and extracting structured data using Zod schemas.

Documentation Expansion

Enhanced inline documentation now appears across exported classes, with a dedicated documentation site showing definitions, parameters, and usage examples.

Product Naming

The @hdr/browser package was officially named Nolita, inspired by Manhattan's Nolita neighborhood.

Future Plans

• Remote Chrome instance abstraction for Page objects
• Memory Index soft onboarding and expanded documentation
• Python SDK development