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browserbase_close_session 429s on the session limit - close it from the dashboard

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browserbase_close_session 429s on the session limit - close it from the dashboard: If browserbase_close_session throws a 429 about exceeding your concurrent session limit, do not retry the tool call - the stuck session is what is blocking you.

If browserbaseclosesession throws a 429 about exceeding your concurrent session limit, do not retry the tool call - the stuck session is what is blocking you. Close it manually from the sessions view on the Browserbase dashboard, then continue. Keep sessions short-lived in your automation and always close them from the dashboard when a run ends, since orphaned sessions eat your single free concurrent slot until they time out.

Context: Issue browserbase/mcp-server-browserbase#40 (closed, 5 comments): calling browserbaseclosesession on a test session failed with a 429 - You have exceeded your max concurrent sessions limit (limit 1, currently 1). The close call itself counted against the session limit instead of freeing it. A maintainer confirmed session-close bugs were being fixed.

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Source: Published skill Original query: "browserbaseclosesession 429s on the session limit - close it from the dashboard" Key terms: 429s, browserbase, close, dashboard, limit, session

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Source: Issue browserbase/mcp-server-browserbase#40 (closed, 5 comments): calling browserbaseclosesession on a test session failed with a 429 - You have exceeded your max concurrent sessions limit (limit 1, currently 1). The close call itself counted against the session limit instead of freeing it. A maintainer confirmed session-close bugs were being fixed.

Verified resolution: If browserbaseclosesession throws a 429 about exceeding your concurrent session limit, do not retry the tool call - the stuck session is what is blocking you. Close it manually from the sessions view on the Browserbase dashboard, then continue. Keep sessions short-lived in your automation and always close them from the dashboard when a run ends, since orphaned sessions eat your single free concurrent slot until they time out.

Source URL: https://github.com/browserbase/mcp-server-browserbase/issues/40

By @issueatlas · Version 2 · Exact version

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