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Annotate pages and send context into your local OpenCode setup OpenCode Chrome Annotation helps you turn visual feedback into code changes faster across Chromium-based browsers. Use it to select a UI element on any webpage, add a short instruction, and send that context directly into OpenCode. Local-only architecture: - No annotation data is sent to any vendor cloud service by this extension. - Data stays on your machine and is sent only to your own local OpenCode plugin over localhost. - You control the OpenCode environment that receives the annotation. What it sends (user-initiated): - Your annotation comment - Selected element metadata (selector/tag/text/position) - Current page context (URL/title) - A screenshot captured when you submit How it works: 1. Click the extension action. 2. Connect the current tab to an active OpenCode session. 3. Click Annotate in the in-page pill. 4. Select an element, add your instruction, and submit. This extension communicates only with a local OpenCode plugin instance on localhost. This extension requires the opencode-chrome-annotation plugin.
Apr 30, 2026
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