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Control a live Chrome browser from local opencode agents via MCP tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "OpenCode in Chrome" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Open the target webpage, find the signup form, fill in the name, email, and company fields, then take a screenshot before submitting.
The form is filled, with a screenshot or execution result returned.
Open this product page, read the main content, and summarize the title, price, and key selling points.
Returns the page content readout and the extracted key information.
Go to the specified webpage, run JavaScript to inspect element state, and retrieve console logs to help diagnose errors.
Returns script execution results and console logs for frontend debugging.
Developers or operators can let a local agent directly control Chrome for clicking, tab switching, and form filling. It fits repetitive browser workflows that need automation.
Researchers or product teams can use it to read live page content and capture screenshots of the current state. This helps inspect information, document results, or support page analysis.
Developers can execute JavaScript in a real Chrome page and retrieve console logs to troubleshoot interaction or script issues. It is useful when debugging requires live page state.
It lets local opencode agents control a live Chrome browser through MCP tools. Known capabilities include tab management, JavaScript execution, clicking, form filling, page reading, screenshots, and console log retrieval.
The provided description explicitly says it works with local opencode agents and controls a live Chrome browser. For more runtime or deployment details, see the source repository.
The provided materials do not include installation steps, environment dependencies, or key requirements. Please check the source repository for prerequisites.
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Query opencode documentation and get concise usage guidance.
Control your signed-in Chrome browser for web automation and screenshots via MCP.
Control Chrome locally or remotely to automate browsing, forms, screenshots, and scripts.