Vibe coding with Wodby Agent

Vibe code an app you fully own.

Tell Wodby Agent what website or app you want to build. It selects a stack that fits, creates a repository through your Git integration, and helps you build and release it. The code and the application are yours.

Start buildingSee how it works

Built-in agent. Your Git account. Your choice of hosting.

Your idea → Your appExample workflow

You ask

“Build a website for my studio with a portfolio and a booking form.”

  1. A stack that fits

    Selected for your app

  2. Your private repository

    In your Git account

  3. Build and preview

    With Wodby Agent

  4. Review and release

    On your chosen infrastructure

Your source code. Your repository. Your application. Your server.

Bring your own infrastructure or choose Wodby Cloud.

From your first idea to a running application.

Start with what you want to make. Wodby Agent connects the stack, code, and deployment, with you guiding the result along the way.

  1. 1

    Describe what you want to build

    A company website, a customer portal, an API, or your next product. Start in a Wodby Agent organization chat and explain what it should do. Bring a preferred framework, or let the agent recommend one.

  2. 2

    Choose the right foundation

    Wodby Agent recommends a compatible stack and starter project based on your idea, including the services it needs. You choose the Git integration and hosting target, then confirm the plan.

  3. 3

    Build in your own repository

    Wodby creates a private repository in your connected Git account and prepares a development workspace. Follow its workspace chat as the agent writes code, runs checks, and helps you preview and refine the app.

  4. 4

    Review it and release

    Preview the result and review the code. The agent opens a pull request for you to review and merge, then helps build and deploy a production environment from your repository. Keep improving it through the same workflow.

Built with AI. Owned by you.

Keep control from the first commit.

Your code, in your Git account

The repository belongs to the account or organization you connect through GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Clone it, review every change, and bring in your own developers whenever you want.

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A stack you can keep working on

Build on established frameworks and Wodby’s maintained application stacks. Work with Wodby Agent, connect your own coding tools to the workspace, or continue from a local checkout.

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Your server, under your control

Run the app on Kubernetes in your own cloud account, or on a dedicated server or VM you control. You retain infrastructure ownership while Wodby provides the tools to deploy and manage your app. Choose Wodby Cloud when you prefer Wodby-hosted infrastructure.

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Start with a sentence.

Open an organization chat in your Wodby dashboard. Describe who the app is for and what it should do, then follow the workspace chat to shape the first version.

Open Wodby AgentLearn about Wodby Agent →
app idea prompt
Build a website for my design studio with a portfolio, an about page, and a booking request form. Recommend a suitable stack, create a private repository through my Git integration, and help me build, preview, and release it. Confirm the stack, repository, and hosting with me before creating resources.

A few things to know before you build.

How does Wodby Agent choose the stack?

It looks at what the app needs and recommends a compatible stack and boilerplate from your organization or Wodby’s catalog. You can specify a framework or choose a different recommendation. Coding requires a stack that supports development workspaces.

What do I own?

Your application source code lives in a private repository under your connected Git account or organization. You can clone, edit, and develop it with your own tools. You can also retain infrastructure ownership by running the app in your own cloud account, on a dedicated server, or on a VM you control. Wodby provides application delivery and management tools on top. If you choose Wodby Cloud, Wodby hosts the infrastructure.

What do I need to get started?

Open Wodby Agent in your dashboard and connect a Git integration that can create repositories, push changes, and open pull requests. Your organization needs available AI credits and a cluster for the app. The agent helps you choose a hosting target and confirms resources before creating them. You do not need a separate AI provider account.

What does vibe coding with Wodby cost?

Built-in Wodby Agent chats use your organization’s AI credits. Workspace compute and storage are billed separately. MCP access is included with free and paid Wodby 2 plans. Your plan limits and feature requirements still apply. Agent-created services, builds, storage, and infrastructure follow normal billing. When you connect an external agent, charges from your agent or model provider are separate.

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