What Tablif read on Ichiro: Open Source Browser MCP's site
Ichiro: Open Source Browser MCP describes itself as: “Ichiro: Open Source Browser MCP for Coding Agents - Chrome Web Store”
- Price model: free tier
- Free tier: Free forever
- Stage: Live, no waitlist
What it is
Calls itself “browser MCP”.
- Calls itself: browser MCP
“Open source browser MCP”
What it costs
A free tier, free forever. No monthly or yearly plan. No one-time option.
- One-time: no
- Monthly: no
- Yearly: no
- Free plan: free forever
“Free and open source under the MIT license.”
Who it sells to
Sells to developers. In English.
- Sells to: developers
- Languages: English
“Open source browser MCP for Claude Code, Codex and any coding agent.”
“Languages English”
How it runs
A browser extension. Runs locally and works offline. Distributed through the Chrome Web Store. No API. Open source. Built with Google Analytics.
- Kind: extension
- Runs where: on the device, offline
- Distributed via: Chrome Web Store
- API: no
- Open source: yes
- Analytics: Google Analytics
“Add to Chrome”
“It works in your own Chrome”
What it works with
Integrates with Claude Code. Names Chrome, Codex and 1 more on its pages.
- Integrates with: Claude Code
- Names: Chrome · Codex · Node.js
“It works in your own Chrome”
“Open source browser MCP for Claude Code, Codex”
What it offers as proof
Live, no waitlist. Try it without signing up.
- Instant signup: yes
- Trial asks for: nothing
“Add to Chrome”
“Ichiro has no AI of its own and needs no API key or account.”
Sources
Tablif read these pages, last on 5 Nov 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.
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