Docs
Guides
Two tracks, because they answer different questions. One is about using the hosted builder. The other is about running your own copy of it.
Using vibld
The hosted builder at app.vibld.com: what each part of it does, what it costs, and where your project goes when you are finished with it.
- Getting startedSign in, describe what you want, and accept your first checkpoint.
- The builder, pane by paneWhat Preview, Code, Console and Problems each show, and what they do not.
- Running and sharing your projectRun a real installed copy in a sandbox, share it with a link, and revoke it.
- Taking your code with youDownload the project, push it to GitHub, or publish it, and what each one produces.
- Credits and plansWhat a run costs, what a plan includes, and the order the three layers of credit are spent in.
Running vibld yourself
The published source, run on your own Cloudflare account and your own model keys. What it needs, what you have to set, and what differs from the hosted service.
- What self-hosting involvesThe three Workers, the stored state behind them, and the accounts you need before starting.
- Settings and secretsEvery variable and secret the Worker reads, what happens without each one, and where it belongs.
- Deploying your own copyFrom a clone to a running builder on your own Cloudflare account.
- What differs from the hosted serviceThe parts of app.vibld.com that are operations rather than code, and what you take on by running your own.