VibeKit

VibeKit belongs in the database because safe execution is becoming a first-class concern as coding agents become more capable and autonomous. The official VibeKit pages position it as the safety layer for coding agents, with isolated execution, secret redaction, observability, and support for tools like Claude Code, Gemini, Codex, Cursor Agent, and OpenCode. That makes it an important infrastructure tool rather than just another AI coding assistant.

It also deserves inclusion because it solves a real operational problem in production and enterprise settings. Teams want the productivity gains of coding agents without letting arbitrary agent output run directly on local machines or exposed systems. VibeKit is one of the clearest tools focused on that boundary. Its economics are also easy to explain honestly: the core CLI and SDK are open source and free, while paid usage on official pricing surfaces is tied to Superagent model APIs such as Guard, Verify, and Redact rather than a generic seat plan for the open-source tooling itself.