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VI Vibe
Operations · App builder

Describe the tool.
Get the app, governed.

Vibe is the app builder inside Governance 1st. You describe what you need in a chat, it writes a working app, and the app lands inside your governance perimeter instead of outside it. The same ten minutes your staff already spend on consumer vibe-coding tools, without the shadow IT at the end of it.

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The problem

Someone in
your org already
shipped an app
you've never seen.

Vibe coding did not create shadow IT, it removed the last barrier to it. A manager who could never have built a tool can now describe one and have it running before lunch, on a personal account, with company data pasted into the prompt. Banning the practice does not hold. The work is real and the tools are free. What is missing is a sanctioned place to do it.

Built where you can see it

Every Vibe app is a project inside your organization, owned by a named employee, sitting in the same inventory as every other AI asset you govern.

Self-contained by design

The generated app is a single HTML file with its CSS and JavaScript inlined. Nothing to host separately, nothing quietly calling a service you never approved.

Data comes from Connect

Apps read live data through the platform's connection layer, not by someone pasting a spreadsheet into a chat window.

Submitted, not just published

Deploying moves the project into submitted status and routes it to the team accountable for that kind of tool.

How it works

Chat on the left.
Working app
on the right.

You type what you want. The app appears in the preview panel. You keep talking until it is right. The parts that make it governable are handled by the platform, not by you remembering to do them.

01

Conversational build

Describe the tool, refine it turn by turn. The whole conversation is stored with the project, so the next person can see why the app is shaped the way it is, not just what it does.

02

Device preview

Desktop, tablet, and phone views while you build. Open the saved app at its real URL in a new tab, or in a same-page overlay when you would rather not leave the builder.

03

Declared data contract

Every app carries an input and an output contract: key, type, required, description. It is the same contract editor Agents use, so an app and an agent describe their data in the same language.

04

Contract inference

Open the data view on an older app and the platform reads its actual markup and code, finds the fields it reads and writes, and proposes the contract. Apps built before the rule existed still end up with one.

05

Live data bridge

A data bridge is injected on every save, so the app can pull whatever an agent last wrote to it and poll for changes. The agent does the work, the app displays it.

06

Approval and ownership

Mark an app as requiring approval and name the team accountable for it. That approval runs through the same committee machinery as every other governed asset.

Not a sandbox

A Vibe app can
be a step in
a real workflow.

Vibe is not bolted onto the side of the product. A finished app can be dropped onto the Symphony canvas as a node and wired to agents and data sources upstream and downstream. Its data contract is exactly what the canvas validates those connections against.

Drop it on the canvas

Any saved Vibe app is selectable as a workflow node. The workflow can hand it data, or take data from it.

Edges get checked

If an upstream node does not produce what the app says it needs, Symphony flags the mismatch and offers to reconcile the contract in place.

Build the missing piece in flow

Add a Vibe node with nothing to point it at and you can jump straight into the builder, make the app, and come back with it already attached to the node.

Agents write, apps show

An agent in the same workflow can push its results into a bound app's data channel, turning a batch job into a dashboard people actually open.

What gets built

Small tools that
never justified
a project plan.

The apps built here are rarely ambitious. They are the ones that have lived in a spreadsheet for two years because nobody could get a week of engineering time for them.

Onboarding checklist Vendor intake form Committee dashboard Policy lookup Incident reporter Training tracker Risk register view Headcount planner Approval queue Audit evidence index
The difference

Same ten minutes.
Very different
Monday morning.

The same person, building the same tool, on a consumer vibe-coding service with a personal login.

Consumer tool
Vibe in Governance 1st
Who knows it exists
The person who built it
It is in your AI inventory
Where the data comes from
Pasted into a prompt
Read through approved connections
Who signed off
Nobody
The accountable committee
What happens when they leave
The app leaves with them
It stays with the organization
Can it join a larger process
No
Drop it into a Symphony workflow
Get started

Bring a tool you
never got around
to building.

Book a demo and describe something your team currently does in a spreadsheet. We will build it live in Vibe, wire it to real data, and show you what the governance record looks like when it is done.

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✓ Built inside your perimeter
✓ Declared data contract
✓ Committee approval on deploy
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