Version control for vibed code
Vibedgit automatically builds a semantic log of your intent and decisions — so your project history actually means something.
Join the Waitlist ↗Loss of Intent
Git was built for tracking code. 10 files? 20? But with agentic coding, you're building entire prototypes at once. Tracking diffs is irrelevant. Track the intent.
Lack of Context for Agents
Codebases quickly become unmanageable when AI generates massive blocks of code. Without understanding the intent of past decisions, your AI agents have a harder time iterating on the architecture correctly months later.
Collaboration Breaks Down
When a teammate opens a PR full of AI-generated code, there's no way to know what problem it was solving. Code review becomes guesswork. Onboarding new devs into a vibed codebase is a nightmare — the history is there, but the story is gone.
Init the Semantic Layer
Run vibedgit init in your repository. It sets up alongside your standard git workflow without disrupting your existing setup.
Commit Naturally
Commit your AI-generated code as normal with vibedgit commit. Vibedgit reads the conversation between you and your AI agent, automatically building a semantic map of intent and decisions behind every commit — no extra steps.
Semantic Timeline
Use vibedgit log to see a rich timeline of what features you built and the rationale behind them instead of a messy list of file modifications.