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Vibe-code
Vibe-code without breaking anything. Previews, backups, permissions, and a real place to deploy.
Someone asks their AI for a tool and gets one. The question is where it goes next. Your own agent does the coding, in the tool that person already uses, and Runwork is the environment around it: a sandbox with nothing to install, a live preview before the team sees anything, versions and backups, permissions, and a real address people can still find next month.
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What Vibe-code gives you
Your Own AI Does the Coding
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, whatever that person already opens every morning. Runwork has no AI of its own, so nobody has to move into a new tool to get a tool.
Nothing To Install
The app builds and runs in an isolated sandbox on Runwork. No Docker, no Node, no local database, nothing to keep working on anyone's machine.
You Look Before the Team Does
Live preview with hot reload while your agent works. You catch the wrong number yourself, instead of hearing about it in a group chat.
Every Change Is a Version
Full commit history with rollback, and your data backed up separately with point-in-time recovery. A bad afternoon is one roll back.
Real Code, Yours To Read
TypeScript and React, not a builder's private format. Read it, edit it by hand, push it to GitHub. Nothing is hidden from you.
Who Can Open It, Who Can Change It
Roles and groups decide both, before it matters. Some apps for everyone, some for one team, contractors kept out.
A Real Address, Not a Link
One deploy and it lives in your workspace, on your own domain if you want, with logs you can watch while it runs.
Your Agent Knows the Place
Every app gets a generated SKILL.md, and local development writes CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md on the fly. Whichever tool someone opens the project in, it understands the framework and the app already.
Why Vibe-code matters
- Nobody installs a development environment to get a working tool
- You see it before the team does, so a broken version never reaches them
- One roll back instead of a lost afternoon, for the code and the data
- It has an address teammates can find next month, not a link in a chat
- Roles decide who opens it and who changes it
- Switch AI tools next year and what your team made is still here
How Vibe-code works
Vibe-coding is asking for what you want in plain language and getting working software back. Your own agent does that part, in the tool that person already uses. Getting code out of an AI was never the hard part. The hard part is what happens next: it runs once on the laptop that made it, or it ships to somebody's personal hosting account, and a month later nobody can find the link. Runwork is the part underneath that fixes that.
Nothing gets installed. Your agent writes the code and runs it in an isolated sandbox on Runwork, with live preview and hot reload. No Docker, no local runtime, no database on anyone's machine. That is the difference between one technical person on the team being able to do this and anyone on the team being able to.
You look before the team does. The preview is the real thing running against your workspace data and your connected integrations, so you find out the threshold is wrong while it is still yours to fix. Say so, your agent changes it, you look again. Nobody else ever saw the broken one.
Nothing is one mistake from gone. Every change is a commit with full history and a rollback, and your data is backed up separately with point-in-time recovery. The code is real TypeScript and React that you can read, edit by hand, or push to GitHub. There is no private builder format holding it.
Then it gets deployed like something that is meant to last. One deploy and the app has its own address in your workspace, on your own domain if you want one. Roles and groups decide who can open it and who can change it, logs show what it is doing, and it keeps running after the laptop that made it closes.
Work in the browser or on your own machine, same result. With the CLI, runwork dev syncs your files to that same remote sandbox, so your laptop still runs nothing, and runwork deploy ships it. Each app carries a generated SKILL.md describing its entities, endpoints and workflows, and local development writes CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md on the fly. The next person's agent, in a different tool, picks the app up already knowing how it works.
Frequently Asked Questions
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