Deep integration
Guided setup. Hooks, region and rule base wired for you on the first run.
Not a scanner. A security guard that learns your business rules and watches every conversation. Every prompt reviewed in real time. Memory that does not reset. Autopilot by default.
One install. Every coding agent.
Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex get a guided setup that takes care of everything. Every other MCP-compatible agent plugs in over the open protocol.
Guided setup. Hooks, region and rule base wired for you on the first run.
Point your agent at VibeDefend's MCP endpoint and the agent talks to it over the open protocol.
VibeDefend reads your repo once, plugs into your agent, and stays in the loop. No babysitting, no rulebooks to write by hand.
Auth flows, multi-tenant scopes, money paths, idempotency, audit trails, role checks. VibeDefend learns what your codebase already enforces and keeps it in your private base. Region-pinned, tenant-isolated, no training.
Pick your region (EU or US) and your agent. Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex get the deep integration that wires everything for you. Every other MCP-compatible client connects in a couple of clicks.
When you prompt the agent, VibeDefend steps in. It surfaces the rules that matter for the task. The agent decides if your draft respects them and flags violations before writing any code.
Every few prompts (three by default, you choose), VibeDefend captures the new rules that emerged from the conversation. Autopilot adds them to your base. Manual mode queues them for your review. Your rules grow with your codebase.
Long sessions, conversations that restart, agents that swap mid-flow, your security context holds. The moment the next prompt comes in, the right rules are already there. Nothing gets lost.
VibeDefend runs hands-off out of the box. Need a check on every new rule? Flip to manual and the queue lands in your inbox.
VibeDefend reads in-region, retains nothing at rest, and never trains a model on your repo. Rule extraction is per-tenant and ephemeral.
Repo content stays inside the region you pick. EU endpoints serve EU tenants only, US endpoints US only. No cross-region traffic without an explicit opt-in.
VibeDefend does not store your repo at rest. It does not train any model on your code. Extracted rules live in your private base, tenant-isolated, ephemeral on demand.
Every rule mining pass, every hook decision, every auto-add lands in your audit log signed by the agent identity. Provable retroactively.
Pick your region (EU or US) and the agent you use most. For Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex, the guided setup handles everything for you. For any other MCP-compatible client (Gemini, Cline, Continue, Zed, Antigravity and more), VibeDefend ships as a Model Context Protocol server so any compatible client picks it up automatically.
The business-logic rules your codebase already enforces. Auth flows, tenant scopes, money paths, idempotency, audit trails, role and permission checks, refund caps. A production repo typically yields 20 to 40 distinct rule families on the first pass. No setup, no prompt engineering.
VibeDefend steps in between you and the agent. The rules that matter for the task surface in the agent's working context. The agent decides if the draft respects them and flags violations before writing any code. Verdicts surface inline.
Your security context lives outside the conversation. Long sessions, restarted chats, swapped agents, restarted IDEs, the rules stay live. The moment the next prompt comes in, VibeDefend has the right rules ready.
Yes. VibeDefend runs standalone with just an agent and a repo. The CybeDefend scanners (SAST, SCA, IaC, Container, Secrets, CI/CD) pair well with VibeDefend but are not required.
No credit card. No setup call. Pick your agent, paste the command, and Cybe enforces your rules from the very next prompt.
claude mcp add cybedefend --transport http https://mcp-eu.cybedefend.com/mcpHosted by us, no install. Just point your agent at the VibeDefend endpoint.