Browser and MCP

Six built-in MCP servers and two deliberately different browser surfaces ship inside the binary.

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Built-in MCP servers

PaneVibe ships terminal, browser, notepad, library, assist, and a Playwright-backed Thorium engine as dependency-free JavaScript embedded in the Rust binary. They are materialized on demand, with no npx or network install step.

User MCP servers merge alongside the built-ins. Pane configuration must not replace the user's own MCP config.

Browser inside the IDE

The agent harness docks a browser beside the workspace. The agent can navigate, inspect, and act through the browser MCP while you watch in the same window.