VibeKit provides a local sandbox and observability for running coding agents in isolation, with built-in redaction and support for multiple CLIs. It is distributed under MIT and has active development and releases.
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What it is
VibeKit is a safety layer for coding agents that runs output in a local, isolated Docker-based sandbox with redaction and observability features. It supports multiple coding agents and CLIs, including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Grok CLI, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and more. The project is written in TypeScript and released under the MIT license.
How it works
VibeKit provides a local sandbox environment for agent execution, with built-in redaction of secrets and data, and observability via logs, traces, and metrics. It supports running agents in isolated containers and aims to operate without cloud dependencies.
Getting started
Install the VibeKit CLI globally:
npm install -g vibekit
Run claude code with enhanced security and tracking:
vibekit claude
Recent releases
- @vibe-kit/sdk@0.0.57 (2025-08-04): fix dagger cli; fix Docker Hub authentication; refactor registry architecture.
- @vibe-kit/sdk@0.0.56 (2025-08-03): fix Cloudflare compatibility; add minimal Cloudflare template; separate cli to its own package.
- @vibe-kit/sdk@0.0.54 (2025-07-28): docs grammar updates; upgrade to latest Cloudflare sandbox version.
- @vibe-kit/sdk@0.0.53 (2025-07-27): break out auth into a separate package.
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Behind the repo
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Caveats
License: MIT Created: 2025-05-14 Last push: 2026-01-13 Open issues: 35 Languages: TypeScript