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Vibe-code

Vibe-code all you want. Now it has somewhere to live.

Someone on your team asks their AI for a tool, and gets one. Then what? It runs once on their laptop, or it lands in a personal Vercel account nobody can find. How many times have you gone digging through a chat for a link? Runwork is where your agent's work actually goes: previews before anyone sees it, backups, permissions, monitoring, and a real place to deploy that the whole team can reach.

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The Challenge

  • The tool your AI built runs once, on one laptop, and only that person can run it
  • You need a whole dev setup installed before you can run anything at all
  • Nowhere to deploy it except someone's personal hosting account
  • No preview, so you find out something is wrong after everyone has seen it
  • One bad change and the work is gone, with nothing to roll back to
  • Nobody else can find it, so the next person just asks their AI to build it again

The Runwork Solution

  • Your own AI does the coding, in the tool that person already uses
  • Nothing to install, no local environment to keep working
  • Live previews, so you look at it before the team does
  • Every change versioned, code and data backed up, roll back whenever
  • A real deployment environment with permissions and monitoring on top
  • It lands in the team cloud, where everyone can find it and run it

What your team gets

Pipeline view

One rep's AI builds it. The whole sales team opens the same one, on live CRM data.

Invoice chasing

Your AI writes the follow-up logic once. It keeps chasing after you close the laptop.

Customer health scores

Put together in an afternoon, running on a schedule, visible to everyone in success.

Vendor contract tracker

Ops asks for it, ops gets it, and legal can see it without asking anyone for access.

Client portal

On your own domain, with permissions, so each client only ever sees their own.

The metrics everyone argues about

One place, kept up to date, instead of four spreadsheets and a screenshot.

A Day in the Life

9:00 AM: Someone needs something. Sales has been tracking deal progress in a spreadsheet and it has become a mess. Normally this goes to engineering, gets prioritised eventually, and ships next quarter. You have a meeting in an hour.

9:15 AM: Your own AI does the work. You ask your agent, in Claude or Cursor or whatever you already use, for a pipeline view that shows deals by stage and flags the stalled ones. It writes the code and runs it in an isolated sandbox on Runwork. Nothing is installed on your machine.

9:30 AM: You look before anyone else does. The preview is live and it is close, but the stale threshold is wrong. You say so, your agent fixes it, and you look again. Nobody on the team has seen a broken version, because nothing reached them yet.

9:45 AM: It goes to the team, not to your laptop. You deploy it into the team workspace. Sales can open it, ops can see it, and permissions decide who can change it. It pulls from your CRM through a connected integration, so nobody is pasting exports around.

2:00 PM: Someone changes it and it breaks. A teammate asks their AI to add a field and something goes wrong. Every change is versioned and the data is backed up, so it is one roll back, not a lost afternoon.

Next month: it is still running. The person who asked for it has moved on to other work. The tool is still there, still pulling live data, still being used by people who never spoke to the AI that made it. That is the difference between vibe-coding something and keeping it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is vibe-coding, and where does Runwork fit?
Vibe-coding is describing what you want to an AI in plain language and getting real, working software back. Your own AI does that part, in whatever tool you already use. Runwork is the environment underneath it: an isolated sandbox to run in, live previews, versioning and backups, permissions, monitoring, and a real place to deploy so the result belongs to the team instead of one laptop.
Do I need to install developer tools first?
No. Your agent builds and runs the app in a sandbox on Runwork, so there is no local setup, no toolchain to keep working, and nothing to configure on each person's machine. This is the difference between one technical person being able to do it and anyone on the team being able to.
What happens when someone breaks it?
Every change is a version with a full history, and your data is backed up separately. Roll back to any earlier point. Because previews run before anything is deployed, most mistakes never reach the team in the first place.
Is it safe to let non-developers do this?
That is the point of running it here rather than on personal machines and personal hosting accounts. Apps live in a workspace with role-based permissions, so you decide who can see, run, and change each one. Everything an agent does is logged, and you can watch what is running.
How is this different from Lovable, Bolt, or Replit?
Those give one person a working prototype and a link. The question they leave open is where it lives afterwards, who else can run it, what happens when it breaks, and whether it still works next month. Runwork answers that part: your agent builds, and the result lands in a shared team cloud with backups, permissions, monitoring and deployment already handled.
Which AI tools can vibe-code on Runwork?
Whichever ones your team already uses. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and others connect over MCP or the CLI, and they all build into the same workspace. Switch tools whenever something better shows up; what your team has already made stays where it is.

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