vibeCodeCLI

Free agentic CLI for your data stack AND code

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Free agentic CLI for your data stack AND code

10 followers

A free, terminal based agentic coding CLI that also does data engineering. Fan out parallel agents across isolated git worktrees, with inbuilt persistent memory so it stops forgetting, and it grounds writes in your real data stack across 15+ connectors. BYOK, built in Rust. curl -fsSL vibecodecli.com/install.sh | npm install -g vibecodecli

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Launch tags:Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence•Data & Analytics

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Hey Product Hunt I'm Mallesh, founder of ThinkingDBx. We built vibeCodeCLI because every terminal coding agent we tried had the same two problems: it forgets everything between sessions, and it can't tell a safe action from a catastrophic one until it's already run rm -rf on the wrong path. So vibeCodeCLI runs on three ideas instead of one agent's guess: 1 - Parallel fleet - fan out N agents on isolated git worktrees for the same task, review the diffs, merge the winner. No more betting everything on one non-deterministic run. 2- Persistent memory - a ThinkingMemory backbone recalls past decisions and outcomes into every turn, so it actually gets sharper the more you use it. 3- Outcome aware safety - before any irreversible action, a forward check predicts what will actually happen and rejects the dangerous ones, even in full auto mode. The part we're most excited to show you: it's not just a coding agent. Point it at your warehouse and dbt project, and the same agent grounds itself in your real schema and lineage before writing a line of SQL, across Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift, and 10 more connectors. Your credentials never leave your machine. It's completely free, BYOK across 23 providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, local models via Ollama, etc), no subscription, no markup on tokens. Built in Rust, single static binary for macOS and Linux. Would love your feedback, especially if you try the data engineering side. That's the part nobody else is doing and we want to know if it actually holds up on your warehouse.

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spun it up over the weekend and the parallel worktrees thing actually held up on a messy refactor, memory carried across sessions which was a nice surprise

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@metehant8yx Thanks for the killer feedback! Stoked to hear it survived a heavy weekend refactor and kept your session memory intact. Let me know if anything else pops up as you keep putting it through its paces.

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💎 Pixel perfection

spun it up over the weekend and the parallel worktrees thing actually held up on a messy refactor, memory carried across sessions which was a nice surprise

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