VibeKit

VibeKit is an open-source SDK designed to safely integrate and run powerful coding agents like OpenAI Codex and Claude within your applications and workflows. It provides developers with the essential tools to leverage AI for tasks like code generation, refactoring, and automation, ensuring security, control, and a seamless user experience.

Key Features

VibeKit offers a robust foundation for embedding AI coding agents, focusing on security and developer control.

• 🛡️ Secure Sandbox Execution: Run agents in isolated, secure sandboxes (supporting E2B, Daytona, with Modal/Fly.io coming soon). This critical feature protects your core environment while enabling agents to perform tasks like writing code or installing packages safely.

• 🔌 Flexible Agent Integration: Integrate leading coding agents like OpenAI Codex and Claude. VibeKit's architecture is built to support various models, giving you the flexibility to choose the best AI for your specific needs.

• 🛠️ Comprehensive Toolkit: Access built-in features for streaming agent output directly to your UI, managing asynchronous tasks, collecting valuable telemetry, and interacting directly with your codebase (like opening GitHub Pull Requests). This provides a complete, production-ready foundation.

• ⚙️ Open-Source & Developer-Friendly: Built with developers in mind: VibeKit is MIT licensed, written in TypeScript, and designed for zero vendor lock-in. This ensures transparency, flexibility, and full control over your implementation.

Use Cases

VibeKit is adaptable by design, allowing you to embed coding agents wherever they add value.

• Enhance User Onboarding: Use VibeKit to create guided integration experiences directly within your documentation or product. The VibeKit Onboard product, built on the VibeKit SDK, is a prime example: it lets an agent generate a pull request to implement your SDK or API in a user's application automatically. This removes friction, increases implementation rates, and delivers faster time to value for your users.

• Power Internal Developer Tools: Embed coding agents within your engineering environment to support tasks like debugging, refactoring code, or automating routine development workflows. This can streamline internal processes and assist developer teams.

• Add AI Capabilities to Your Product: Integrate code generation or code Q&A features directly into your user-facing application. Enable users to scaffold new projects, generate components, or explore codebases using natural language input.

• Accelerate Prototyping: Leverage agents to quickly scaffold new features, generate boilerplate code, or explore different implementation approaches during the prototyping phase, speeding up iteration cycles.

Why Choose VibeKit?

VibeKit stands out by prioritizing security, flexibility, and developer control. While many tools focus solely on the AI model, VibeKit provides the essential, secure execution layer and the necessary developer features (streaming, telemetry, GitHub integration) required to build reliable, production-grade applications powered by coding agents. Its open-source nature gives you complete ownership and the ability to customize every aspect, from the agent's instructions to the user interface.

Conclusion

VibeKit provides the secure, flexible, and open foundation you need to integrate powerful coding agents into your applications and workflows. By focusing on safe execution, comprehensive features, and developer control, VibeKit empowers you to build innovative, AI-powered features and deliver exceptional user experiences.

Explore the VibeKit SDK to see how you can safely embed AI coding capabilities into your next project.

FAQ

• How does VibeKit ensure security? VibeKit runs coding agents within isolated, secure sandboxes provided by supported third-party providers (like E2B or Daytona). This prevents potentially harmful code generated or executed by the agent from directly impacting your application's core environment or underlying infrastructure, offering a critical layer of safety.

• What coding agents does VibeKit support? VibeKit is designed to work with powerful coding agents such as OpenAI Codex and Claude. Its flexible architecture is built to integrate with various compatible models, allowing you to choose the agent that best fits your specific needs and use cases.

• Is VibeKit open source? What does that mean for me? Yes, VibeKit is open source and distributed under the MIT license. This means you have full access to the source code, the freedom to use and modify it as needed, and zero vendor lock-in. It fosters transparency, allows for community contributions, and gives you complete control over your implementation.