OpenCode ready
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Web Research
OpenCode tool that runs codex web research with summaries and source URLs.
Installation
Install
CLI install
Uses the same host and base path as this registry.
npx shadcn@latest add https://brennanmceachran.github.io/agent-utils/webresearch-opencode.jsonQuick start
What this gives you
- A web research tool that delegates to Codex CLI search and returns a summary, caveats, and sources.
- Works even when OpenCode web search is feature-flagged off.
- Lets you ask for research in plain language; no URLs required.
Quickstart
- Install the tool (requires
codexon your PATH). - Ask your agent:
- "If you do not know X, research it and cite sources."
- "Research the latest Next.js cache components docs and summarize."
- If you need more depth, say "do a deep research pass" or "use deep web research."
Usage
How to use it well
1) Use it when you need freshness or unfamiliar context
- New framework features, breaking changes, or updated docs.
- Libraries you have not touched in a while.
- Claims in blog posts that need verification.
2) Ask for decision-ready output
- "Summarize, list caveats, and cite sources."
- "Call out assumptions and conflicting sources."
- "Give me a recommendation with tradeoffs."
3) Give constraints up front
- Versions, environments, and what counts as a trusted source.
- The exact decision you need to make.
4) Fuse the results back into your work
- Pull key quotes or links into your PRD or PR.
- Re-run with a narrower prompt if the sources disagree.
5) Keep it conversational
You can just say: "Research this if you are not sure" and the tool will kick in.
Examples
Shared runs
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Notes
Notes
Requires the codex CLI with web_search_request enabled and network access; results are untrusted until you verify sources. If you already have Codex access (for example Plus or Pro), this is effectively free to run.