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Install and configureInstall Webcmd and its skills:webcmd skills add prompts, choose the agents provider (installs into ~/.agents/skills/, which OpenCode auto-loads). OpenCode then reads webcmd-browser as a skill.
Restart OpenCode after changing config. Confirm the skill loads with /skills and the permissions are active before starting browser work.
Override default toolsOpenCode’s native web tools arewebfetch (fetch a URL) and websearch (search). OpenCode has no browser tool.
Deny webfetch so OpenCode cannot fall back to it while Webcmd is its browser surface. Add to opencode.json:
websearch. Webcmd has no search index of its own, so search stays useful — it turns a question into URLs that Webcmd then reads. Note that websearch only registers when the OpenCode provider is in use or OPENCODE_ENABLE_EXA=1 is set, so it may already be absent.
permission values are allow, deny, and ask, and wildcards work ("mymcp_*": "deny") — useful if the user has a browser or scraping MCP that overlaps with Webcmd. Do not add a legacy tools block as well; permission is the supported field. Denying tools does not turn off the Bash tool, which is how webcmd browser is driven.
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