vibi.sh

Say what should change, on the page itself.

Select something on your website and write what you want. Your coding agent reads it, changes the code and replies in the same thread, right there.

Works on any website, whatever it is built with. No tag in your app.

  1. Opening hours

    We are open Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

    What should change?

    Your website, as it is now. Select what should change.

  2. Opening hours

    We are open Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

    We now open at 8.

    Say what should change. That starts a thread.

  3. Opening hours

    We are open Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

    We now open at 8.

    Working · Edit index.html

    Your coding agent reads the thread, with its screenshot, and changes the code.

  4. Opening hours

    We are open Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.

    We now open at 8.

    Changed to 8 to 5 on the page and in the footer.

    The reply is in the thread, on the page that changed.

Set it up

Browser extension

  1. Press Add to Chrome or Add to Firefox above.
  2. Open the extension and sign in with the link sent to your email.
  3. Open your website and select some text.

Your coding agent, over MCP

Paste this into your agent. It reads the steps and walks you through them:

Set up vibi.sh for me: https://vibi.sh/llms.txt

Or add it yourself. For Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http vibish https://vibi.sh/mcp

Any other agent: add https://vibi.sh/mcp as a remote MCP server. It signs you in in the browser, with no key.

How it works

  1. Select

    Pick what you mean, on the page itself.

  2. Write

    Say what should change and press Enter. That starts a thread.

  3. Get a reply

    Your agent changes the code and answers in the thread, on the page.

Before and after

Without vibi.sh

  1. Take a screenshot and mark it up.
  2. Paste it into a chat or a ticket.
  3. Write which page, which section, which sentence.
  4. Wait for the developer or their agent to find it in the code.
  5. Wait until it’s done.

With vibi.sh

  1. Select it on the page.
  2. Say what should change.
  3. See the change on the page, right where you asked for it.

Features

Screenshots

Each comment takes a screenshot of what you saw, so the agent sees the page as you did.

Secret pasting

Paste an API key into a comment. It leaves the text for a tile and reaches the agent as a file on disk, never stored in the thread.

Who it is for

People who only comment

Install the extension and comment. You never see a terminal.

Developers

Keep your own setup. Your agent reads the comments over MCP and replies in their threads.

Teams

Invite people to a project and share its threads.

Your first comment

  1. Sign in

    With a link sent to your email.

  2. Add a passkey

    The next sign-in takes one touch.

  3. Install

    The extension for your browser.

  4. Comment

    Open your website and select some text.

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