vibeshub
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What is vibeshub?
Vibeshub is a Claude Code and Codex plugin that transforms your AI coding sessions into shareable, replayable web traces. Instead of just shipping a code diff, Vibeshub automatically uploads your entire session—including every prompt, tool call, reasoning step, and subagent that was spawned—and attaches a link to your GitHub pull request. This lets reviewers and teammates see exactly how the code was built, not just what changed.
The tool is specifically designed for vibe coding teams who use AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Codex. It enables faster and deeper code reviews by letting reviewers open the actual session run before reading the diff, reduces onboarding time by giving new teammates full context on tricky changes, and creates a searchable team history where every shipped PR keeps its session attached. The platform supports both Claude Code and Codex users, ensuring all session data lands in one centralized archive.
Key features include automatic secret redaction (stripping API keys, tokens, and sensitive environment variables twice—once on your machine and once on the server), GitHub-permission-based access control (no separate ACLs or accounts needed), and a clean, readable interface for browsing sessions. The plugin installs in minutes using the plugin marketplace, requires only the gh CLI authenticated with GitHub and Python 3.9+, and uses only the Python standard library with nothing to pip install.
vibeshub pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The website does not explicitly mention pricing tiers. The plugin has an MIT license and installs for free via the plugin marketplace. The tool offers both public and private traces for vibe coding teams. There is no mention of paid plans or subscription fees on the landing page.
vibeshub pros
- Automatically uploads Claude Code/Codex sessions to GitHub PRs
- Includes all subagents spawned during the session
- Redacts secrets twice—on machine and server
- No separate accounts or ACLs needed—permissions mirror GitHub
- Works with both Claude Code and Codex
- Makes code reviews faster and more thorough
- Great for onboarding new teammates with full context
- Creates searchable team history of how work was built
- MIT license with no pip install required
- Plugin installs in seconds via marketplace
- Clean, readable interface for browsing sessions
- Public and private traces supported
- Session metadata shows message count, file edits, subagents
- 读书会 works entirely with Python standard library
- Auto-comment on PR with trace link
vibeshub cons
- Requires Claude Code or Codex to use
- Needs gh CLI authenticated with GitHub
- Requires Python 3.9+ on PATH
- Only works with GitHub pull requests
- Currently only 1 contributor sharing traces publicly
- No native mobile app for viewing traces
- Privacy policy exists but details are limited on landing page
- Solo users need to use separate VibeViewer tool
Frequently asked questions about vibeshub
What is Vibeshub?
Vibeshub is a Claude Code and Codex plugin that turns your AI coding sessions into shareable, replayable web traces. Your entire session—including every subagent spawned—becomes a link that gets automatically attached to your GitHub pull requests, letting your team see how you actually shipped the code, not just the final diff.
How do I install Vibeshub?
In Claude Code, run '/plugin marketplace add vibeshub/vibeshub' then '/plugin install vibeshub@vibeshub'. For Codex, run 'codex plugin marketplace add vibeshub/vibeshub' and 'codex plugin add vibeshub@vibeshub' in your terminal. You need Claude Code or Codex, gh CLI authenticated with 'gh auth login', and Python 3.9+ on your PATH.
What happens when I create a PR?
When your agent runs 'gh pr create', Vibeshub automatically redacts secrets, uploads the session transcript, and comments on the PR with a link to the trace on vibeshub.ai. The link contains a readable version of your chat with prompts, tool calls, and reasoning.
How does privacy work?
Visibility mirrors GitHub—public repos stay public, private repos stay private. Collaborators get the same read access as the repo with no separate ACL. Secrets are stripped twice: keys, tokens, and KEY=value patterns are removed on your machine and again on the server before upload.
Does it work with Codex?
Yes, Vibeshub works with both Claude Code and Codex. Some team members may run Claude Code while others run Codex, but every PR carries its session either way, so all traces land in one searchable place.
What's included in a trace?
A trace includes all prompts, tool calls, reasoning steps, and every subagent spawned during your session. The metadata shows message count (e.g., 257 messages), file edits (e.g., 12 file edits), and subagent count (e.g., 4 subagents).
Do I need to pip install anything?
No, the hook uses only the Python standard library, so there is nothing to pip install. You just need Python 3.9+ on your PATH along with Claude Code/Codex and the authenticated gh CLI.
Can solo users use Vibeshub?
Solo users who just want to show off a session can try VibeViewer instead, which is a separate tool for uploading local .jsonl or .txt session files and getting shareable links without needing the plugin.
How do teammates access traces?
Teammates access traces through the PR comment containing the vibeshub.ai link. Access permissions mirror GitHub, so anyone with read access to the repo already has visibility to the trace with no separate setup required.
What license does Vibeshub use?
Vibeshub is released under the MIT license, making it open source and free to use.