Your web AI. Inside OpenCode.

Bring your logged-in ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and Meta AI sessions into OpenCode.

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One prompt. A familiar path.

Scroll through the journey. The pinned view follows a request from OpenCode to your signed-in web session and back.

Choose the session you already use.

ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and Meta AI appear as selectable engines. Each bridge uses its supported connection method.

Keep your tools in OpenCode.

Your prompt starts in the coding workspace. OpenCode keeps the tool flow; the bridge connects the model response.

Your browser session does the talking.

Browser-based engines use a dedicated signed-in profile. DeepSeek connects through its web interface. No provider API key is added.

Watch a real Gemini session.

This capture shows OpenCode sending a prompt and receiving the matching reply through Gemini Web.

See setup instructions
OpenCode Web Bridges
OpenCode is the hub
Choose one of your signed-in AI sessions.

Use your own account.

Connect sessions you sign into yourself. Provider limits and terms still apply.

Keep the connection local.

Bridge services run on your machine. Check each engine’s setup guide.

Get it running.

Install the plugin, restart OpenCode, then sign in to your web session.

Terminal · local machine
$ npx @bojackduy/opencode-web-bridges install

Restart OpenCode when installation finishes.
Select a web bridge from /models.
Complete sign-in when prompted.

$ npx @bojackduy/opencode-web-bridges install --help

Before you connect.

Quick answers about your web sessions.

Do I need an API key?

No. Sign in to an eligible account.

Does this bypass provider limits?

No. Provider account limits and terms still apply.

How do I set up or troubleshoot?

Follow the GitHub setup guide, or open an issue.