
Ship AI-powered apps fast—web, iOS, Android, Mac, and Surface from one codebase. Auth, AI chat, and analytics come wired in, so campus teams build the experiences students need without standing up a backend. On ibl.ai you own all the code and the data, run it model-agnostic across any LLM, and pay with no per-seat pricing — so you can deploy anywhere, from your own cloud to a fully air-gapped network. No need to choose build vs. buy — you get both.
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Read the GuideAgentic Vibe is the developer toolkit for vibe coding on ibl.ai. Scaffold a complete app—auth, AI chat, profiles, analytics—and ship it to web, iOS, Android, Mac, and Surface from one codebase.
Campus dev teams stop wiring infrastructure and start shipping the tools faculty and students actually need, with full ownership of the code and data.
Agentic Vibe is the open-source developer toolkit for building AI-powered apps on ibl.ai. It scaffolds a complete Next.js app—SSO auth, AI chat, profiles, and analytics already wired up—so you go from zero to a deployed app in minutes.
The code is on GitHub at github.com/iblai/vibe under an MIT license.
One codebase ships to web (via Vercel), desktop (macOS, Windows/Surface, Linux), and mobile (iOS and Android) using Tauri v2. You build once and reach users on every device—no separate native projects to maintain.
No. iblai.app provides the backend—SSO authentication, AI agent infrastructure, analytics, and multi-tenant management—with a free tier to start. There are no API tokens to store, rotate, or leak.
If you want to self-host, you can license the full platform and run the whole stack in your own environment.
Agentic Vibe is model-agnostic. Wire your apps to agents running on OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic, Llama, or your own self-hosted model—and switch anytime without rewriting your app.
The toolkit ships 30+ Claude Code skills plus the @iblai/mcp server, which give your AI coding agent deep knowledge of the platform's components, hooks, and APIs. Adding auth, chat, profiles, or analytics becomes a prompt instead of a docs scavenger hunt.
Yes. The toolkit is MIT-licensed and your app's code is yours. Run against hosted iblai.app or license the full platform and self-host—either way you keep the code and the data, with no vendor lock-in. Get started at github.com/iblai/vibe.