vi·brar·y/ˈvaɪ·brə·ri/n.a library, for software built with AI coding agents.
Discover what developers are building with AI.
A library of real software shipped by engineers who orchestrate AI coding agents directly: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and friends. Every listing shows the harnesses and models behind it, so you can see what each toolchain actually produces.
01 · discover
Real software, not demos
Browse what people actually shipped: developer tools, products, games and open-source projects, all built with AI coding agents.
02 · inspect
See the toolchain
Every listing records which harness drove which model. Compare what Claude Code with Opus, Codex with GPT, or Cursor with Sonnet produce in practice.
03 · shelve
Get your work seen
Submit what you built, credit the agents that helped, and collect upvotes from other developers who build the same way.
The stacks
Every app is shelved by the harnesses and models that built it. Pull any thread: filter by Claude Code, by Opus, by category, or search for something specific.
why viberary exists
There are two great ways to build with AI. Viberary shelves one of them.
AI has made building software open to far more people, and that's worth celebrating. Viberary focuses on a specific craft: engineers orchestrating coding agents directly, in their own repositories, to ship products. We want a place to see what that effort produces.
app builders
Describe an app, get an app
Platforms like Lovable, Bolt and v0 turn a prompt into a working product inside a hosted environment. They're a brilliant on-ramp, and they've helped huge numbers of people build their first software.
Great tools. Not what we catalog.
coding harnesses
Agents in your repo, you in the loop
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot's agents and friends run in your terminal and editor. You plan the work, delegate to agents, review diffs, run the tests, and own every line that ships.
This is what fills the shelves.
Started in an app builder and kept going in a harness? You belong here. Read why Viberary exists →
how it works
From your repo to the shelf
01/ build
Ship something with agents
Use whichever harnesses and models you like, as many as you like.
02/ submit
Shelve it
Add a screenshot, links, and each harness → model pair you used. Takes a few minutes.
03/ review
Quick review
A human checks every submission before it reaches the stacks. No spam, no placeholders.
04/ discover
Get found
Builders browse by harness and model, open your listing, and upvote what they like.
Shipped something with agents?
Put it on the shelf. Credit the harnesses and models that helped, and show other engineers what this way of building can do.