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    OpenCode Browse

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    An MCP server and Chromium extension that lets AI agents drive your real browser with your tabs, logins and extensions.

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    The OpenCode coding agent is MIT licensed. This evidence is for the opencode.ai Browse product page, which describes an MCP server and Chromium extension with a 'View source' link to the anomalyco/browse repo; no license or price is shown for Browse itself.

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    Anomaly InnovationsSan Francisco, CAEst. 2008$1M raised

    Listed Nov 2026

    About OpenCode Browse

    OpenCode Browse is made by Anomaly and pairs an MCP server with a Chromium extension so agents can work inside the browser you already use. Agents open and drive tabs with Playwright, take screenshots, record the screen and capture network traffic, while you keep your existing logins and extensions.

    What It Is

    Browse is a browser-control tool for AI agents. Instead of launching a separate clean browser, agents operate in your real Chromium-based browser, so sites you are already signed into are available without API keys or extra setup. It works with any MCP client; the product page names OpenCode, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Zed among them.

    How the Workflow Works

    Agent tabs open in the background in collapsed tab groups so they stay out of your way. When a step needs you, such as a login, a 2FA prompt or a payment, the agent hands the tab back, and it continues once you click Continue. You can also lend an agent a tab you already have open by clicking the toolbar button. Outputs include screenshots, screen recordings and network traffic exported as a HAR file. Allowlists let you restrict a session's tabs to the sites you name.

    Setup Path

    Install the Chrome extension first; it walks you through the remaining steps. The CLI can also be installed directly via curl, PowerShell, npm or bun, though the page says this should not normally be needed. Supported browsers listed are Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Helium, Vivaldi, Opera and Chromium.

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    Open Source

    The OpenCode coding agent is MIT licensed. This evidence is for the opencode.ai Browse product page, which describes an MCP server and Chromium extension with a 'View source' link to the anomalyco/browse repo; no license or price is shown for Browse itself.

    • MIT licensed OpenCode core (anomalyco/opencode repository)
    • Free models included, no account needed
    • Bring your own subscription or provider (external cost)

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    Key Features

    • Drives your real browser with existing tabs, logins and extensions
    • Playwright-based tab control
    • Background agent tabs in collapsed groups
    • Handoffs for login, 2FA or payment steps
    • Lend a tab via toolbar button
    • Screenshots and screen recordings
    • Network traffic capture as HAR
    • Site allowlists per session
    • Works with any MCP client

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    OpenCode
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    Cursor
    Codex
    Zed
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    Vivaldi
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    Anomaly Innovations

    Anomaly Innovations Inc. is a developer-focused software company building open, composable infrastructure for the modern cloud and AI-native era. The company is best known for creating SST (Serverless Stack) and a growing family of open-source tools that emphasize clarity, ownership, and long-term maintainability over black-box abstractions. Founded by experienced infrastructure and developer tooling engineers, Anomaly’s work consistently revolves around a simple belief: developers should understand and own their systems, not fight them. This philosophy shows up across every product the company ships. Rather than building isolated tools, Anomaly maintains a cohesive open-source ecosystem designed to work well together while remaining useful independently. This includes SST for defining cloud infrastructure using real programming languages, OpenNext for deploying and owning Next.js infrastructure, OpenAuth for composable authentication primitives, OpenTUI for building rich terminal interfaces, Models.dev for understanding and comparing AI models, and [OpenCode](/tools/opencode) — a privacy-first, local-first AI coding agent built primarily for terminal workflows. Across these projects, Anomaly follows a consistent set of principles: open-source first, escape hatches over lock-in, minimal magic, and deep respect for production reality. Tools are designed to be auditable, self-hostable, and understandable, even as systems scale in complexity. Where abstractions exist, they are meant to simplify without hiding how things actually work. Anomaly’s approach to AI reflects this same mindset. Instead of treating AI as a closed platform, the company treats it as infrastructure — something that should be model-agnostic, swappable, cost-transparent, and under developer control. OpenCode, for example, runs locally by default, does not retain user code or context, and allows developers to bring their own models or providers. Optional services like OpenCode Zen layer curated model access on top without compromising the core open-source workflow. The company is backed by Y Combinator and notable technology investors including Reid Hoffman, Max Levchin, and Steve Chen, and its tools are used by startups, scale-ups, and independent developers worldwide. Despite this backing, Anomaly has maintained a strong indie-infrastructure mindset: build things that last, prioritize trust over lock-in, and optimize for long-term developer confidence rather than short-term growth tactics. At its core, Anomaly Innovations builds tools for developers who care about owning their infrastructure, understanding their AI systems, and building software that will still make sense years down the line. It is not a platform company chasing dependency — it is an infrastructure company betting that clarity scales better than complexity."

    Founded 2008
    San Francisco, CA
    $1M raised
    2 employees

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