Vibe Coding Control (VCC)

How Vibe Coding Control works

Vibe Coding Control (VCC) helps you follow development with AI agents without reconstructing the project from scattered conversations. It brings agent-reported tasks, progress, decisions and releases into one visual history.

1. Sign in to VCC

Open VCC and choose Sign in or Register. Use one account for the browser and the computers you connect. Your project history is associated with that account.

2. Install VCC Connector

Choose the Connector download for Windows, macOS or Linux. Confirm the computer connection in your browser. Connector links local projects to VCC and can configure the VCC MCP connection for supported coding tools.

3. Add your existing project

Choose the folder where you already work. VCC connects that project; it does not replace your editor or move your code into a new repository. You can also start a new project through the existing project setup flow.

4. Connect your AI coding agent

Open the project in Codex, Claude Code or Cursor. With the VCC MCP connection available, ask the agent to read the project context and continue the relevant task. MCP is the connection the agent uses to exchange structured information with VCC.

5. Record meaningful progress

An agent can create or update a task and report its actions, checks, results and remaining work. These reports form the AI development timeline. VCC is not a transcript recorder: a message in another chat is not automatically a history event.

6. Review the result

When an agent asks for a decision, review the specific result in VCC. Accept it, request changes or give the release permission the request asks for. An approval belongs to that result; it is not unrestricted permission for future work.

7. Keep development and releases distinct

LOCAL is the development version you can review on your computer. Production is the live application used by others. Integration brings completed work together; deployment publishes an agreed version. If your project uses a test environment or Canary, verify the candidate there too. A completed coding task does not by itself prove that Production was updated.

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