OpenCode Browser MCP Plugin

An OpenCode plugin that integrates Browser MCP to enable browser automation capabilities within OpenCode. This plugin allows the AI to control a browser, navigate websites, fill forms, click elements, and perform other browser automation tasks.

Demo

Features

• Full browser automation support through Browser MCP
• Speed-oriented browser guidance injected into the model prompt
• Tool-specific performance hints for expensive browser actions
• Fast retry behavior with no artificial reconnect backoff in the plugin
• Automatic detection of browser-related tasks
• Context preservation for browser state across session compactions
• Seamless integration with OpenCode's existing tools

Prerequisites

Before using this plugin, you need:

1. 1.Node.js installed on your system
2. 2.OpenCode installed and configured
3. 3.Browser MCP extension installed in your browser (Chrome/Edge)

Installation

Step 1: Install Browser MCP Extension

1. 1.Visit https://browsermcp.io/install
2. 2.Install the Browser MCP extension for your browser (Chrome or Edge)
3. 3.Follow the extension setup instructions

Step 2: Configure OpenCode

Fastest path:

npx opencode-browser init

This creates or updates ./opencode.json with the required plugin and mcp.browsermcp entries while preserving any unrelated config you already have.

For a global setup instead of a project-local one:

npx opencode-browser init --global

Create or update your opencode.json configuration file. You can create this file in one of two locations:

• Global configuration (applies to all projects): ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json
• Project-specific configuration (applies to current project only): ./opencode.json (in your project root)

Learn more about OpenCode configuration at https://opencode.ai/docs/config

Add this configuration to your opencode.json:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
  "plugin": ["opencode-browser"],
  "mcp": {
    "browsermcp": {
      "type": "local",
      "command": ["npx", "-y", "@browsermcp/mcp@0.1.3"],
      "enabled": true
    }
  }
}

This configuration does two things:

1. 1.Installs the plugin - OpenCode automatically downloads opencode-browser from npm
2. 2.Configures Browser MCP - Sets up the MCP server that actually controls the browser

That's it! No manual file copying required. OpenCode handles everything automatically.

The generated command pins the Browser MCP package version to avoid the extra @latest resolution step on startup and keep launches reproducible.

If you prefer to preview the generated config without writing it yet:

npx opencode-browser init --print

#### Alternative: Install Locally (for development/testing)

If you want to modify the plugin or test changes: