How to let Claude or Codex fix bugs from a team chat
Ask for a fix in your team chat and your own Claude or Codex does the work. Vybrane queues the job, your agent picks it up over MCP, and nothing lands until someone approves it. Early access is open.
Bring your own Claude or Codex
- You run the agent you already use, with your own key. Vybrane does not bring its own coding model.
- Connect it once with the MCP address in the connect guide, for Claude or Codex.
How jobs run over MCP
- Your team queues a job, for example a bug to fix. Your agent asks Vybrane for the next job over MCP.
- It works against your app’s tools and the context the Brain has, limited to what the person who asked is allowed to see.
- When it is done, it reports back with a pull request or an answer.
Changes wait for your Approve step
Code changes arrive as pull requests on their own branch, never on the main branch. Nothing is merged on its own: a person approves it first. See security.
Start with early access
Early access is open. Vybrane is free and needs no card. Want to look first? Try the live demo on a public repo.