await page.act("click on add to cart");
act() allows Stagehand to interact with a web page. Provide an action like "Click on the add to cart button", or "Type 'Browserbase' into the search bar". You can define variables that will not be shared with LLM providers 
await page.act({
  action: "fill in the form with %username% and %password%",
  variables: {
    username: "john.doe",
    password: "secretpass123",
  },
});
Small atomic goals perform the best. Avoid using act() to perform complex actions. For multi-step actions, use Agent instead
You can pass an ObserveResult to act() to perform the suggested action, which will yield a faster and cheaper result (no LLM inference).

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Arguments: ActOptions | ObserveResult

ActOptions:
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action
string
required
Describes the action to perform
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modelName
AvailableModel
Specifies the model to use
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modelClientOptions
object
Configuration options for the model client
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variables
Record<string, string>
Variables to use in the action. Variables in the action string are referenced using %variable_name%
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iframes
boolean
Set iframes: true if the target element exists within an iframe
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domSettleTimeoutMs
number
Timeout in milliseconds for waiting for the DOM to settle
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timeoutMs
number
Timeout in milliseconds for the action being performed.
ObserveResult:
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selector
string
required
A string representing the element selector
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description
string
required
A string describing the possible action
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method
string
required
The method to call on the element
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arguments
object
required
The arguments to pass to the method

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Returns: Promise<ActResult>

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success
boolean
required
If the action was completed successfully
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message
string
required
Details about the action’s execution
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action
string
required
The action performed