Vibekit – The safety layer for your coding agent (www.vibekit.sh)

VibeKit is an open-source (MIT) safety layer that runs coding agents in a clean, local sandbox so you can "code fearlessly." Installable via npm (npm i -g vibekit), it executes agent output inside isolated Docker containers to eliminate risk to your host system, automatically redacts sensitive data (env files, tokens, PII and other sensitive strings) from requests, and provides built-in observability with real-time logs, traces, and metrics. It’s model- and agent-agnostic, working with Claude Code, Cursor Agent, Grok CLI, Codex CLI, OpenCode and more, and even lets you override the model behind an agent CLI (for example, run Gemini 2.5 Pro inside Claude Code). For the AI/ML community this matters because it lowers the barrier to safe experimentation and integration of coding agents: developers get local, offline control (no cloud dependency), better auditability, and reduced risk of data leakage or accidental system changes. The Docker isolation plus automated secret redaction improves security and compliance for sensitive projects, while the observability stack aids debugging, reproducibility, and performance tuning. As an MIT-licensed tool that supports model swapping, VibeKit enables flexible, auditable workflows for both research and production prototyping of agent-driven coding systems.