Add custom features to any website by chatting with AI.

VibeBob is a Chrome extension that lets you describe UX improvements in plain English — an AI agent inspects the live page, writes the code, and injects it instantly. Features persist across sessions and auto-apply whenever you visit matching sites. No userscripts, no manual coding.

Describe what you want	Get it live on the page

The extension is not yet on the Chrome Web Store. Install manually:

1. Download the latest release zip and unzip it
2. Open chrome://extensions in Chrome
3. Enable Developer mode (top right toggle)
4. Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder
5. Click the VibeBob icon in your toolbar, then paste your Anthropic API key in Settings

1. Open the side panel on any website and click New feature.
2. Describe what you want — "Add a CSV export button to this table", "Make this sidebar collapsible", "Add a dark mode toggle".
3. The agent inspects the page, writes JS+CSS, and applies it live. Iterate by chatting.

Every change is auto-committed to a per-feature git repo (in-browser, via IndexedDB). You can revert to any previous version, toggle features on/off, and everything persists across sessions.

• Natural language to working code — describe what you want, the agent builds it
• Live hot-reload — changes apply instantly without page refresh
• Per-feature version control — every edit is a git commit, revert to any point
• URL-aware — features auto-apply on matching sites, including SPA navigations
• Toggle on/off — disable any feature without deleting it
• Error detection — broken mods are flagged and errors surface in chat for easy fixing
• Zero backend — runs entirely in your browser with your own API key

pnpm install
pnpm dev

Then load the dist folder as an unpacked extension (see Install above). Vite will hot-reload on changes.

pnpm package

Builds and creates vibebob.zip ready for upload.

• Chrome Manifest V3
• React + Tailwind CSS (side panel UI)
• Vite + @crxjs/vite-plugin
• Anthropic SDK with streaming tool-use
• isomorphic-git + LightningFS (IndexedDB-backed git)

MIT