The Sentry wiring shipped today catches errors in the platform
itself. The bigger product opportunity is wiring Sentry into every
project Vibn ships, then feeding those errors back into the user's
AI chat — turning the AI from "codes for you" into "owns the
product."
Proposal lays out 4 staged shippable chunks (~8 hr total):
1. Auto-provision per-project Sentry on first deploy
2. Bake Sentry into every scaffold template
3. Expose project_recent_errors / _detail / _resolve as MCP tools
4. Auto-surface unresolved errors at chat-turn start
Folded into BETA_LAUNCH_PLAN.md as Phase 2.9.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- 2.6 (Dockerfile HEALTHCHECK 127.0.0.1) already in place; marked done.
- 2.7 audit: vibn-dev and vibn-agent-runner have no HEALTHCHECK so
cannot hit the localhost/IPv6 trap. Marked done.
- 2.8 (NEW): tool-error recovery middleware shipped — bumps the
vibn-frontend submodule to c105b42.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
All 8 Phase 1 tasks done. HMR through Traefik proven end-to-end via
spike on 2026-05-01: WebSocket upgrade returns 101, Vite handshake
completes with vite-hmr subprotocol, js-update messages fire within
~1s of file edit.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Bumps vibn-frontend submodule to the new tabbed project shell
- Adds PROJECT_PAGE_ARCHITECTURE.md documenting the section
charters, boundary rules, and phased delivery plan
Phase 1 ships only the tab shell + Product tab live data (Gitea
file tree per codebase). Infra/Hosting tabs are stubbed and the
old 15 sidebar routes are intentionally untouched during migration.
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Adds vibn-dev/CRON.md with copy-pasteable /etc/cron.d/vibn-path-b
template and smoke commands. Pairs with the
/api/admin/path-b/{autosave,idle-sweep} endpoints already shipped
in vibn-frontend.
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- AI_PATH_B_EXECUTION_PLAN.md: Status changed from "proposed" to
"week 1 shipped", weeks 1-3 checkboxes flipped to ✅ for the parts
that landed in vibn-frontend@4ba9407 and @41d4d37. Lists what's
still manual (DNS wildcard, Coolify host image build, Traefik cert).
- vibn-dev/PREVIEWS.md: Architecture for *.preview.vibnai.com
routing, the deferred Coolify-compose-hot-update piece, and an
HMR/websocket troubleshooting checklist.
- vibn-dev/setup-on-coolify.sh: One-shot script to build
vibn-dev:latest on the Coolify host (referenced by the compose
template's pull_policy: never).
Made-with: Cursor
Coolify's `compose up -d` returns non-zero whenever any sidecar container
hits a `depends_on: condition: service_healthy` timeout. For slow-booting
apps like Twenty (where the worker waits ~3 min for twenty's healthcheck),
this caused apps.create to return `started: false` even when the primary
stack was running fine.
Now ensureServiceUp probes the host with `docker ps` after a non-zero
compose exit and returns started=true whenever any container is running,
surfacing the compose stderr in startDiag so agents can decide whether
to retry apps.containers.up later. Bumps MCP to v2.4.2 and updates
AI_CAPABILITIES.md changelog.
Made-with: Cursor
The template pathway is the new recommended default for popular
third-party apps — strongly preferred over composeRaw whenever an
upstream Coolify template exists.
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Documents the new image/composeRaw apps.create pathways with guidance
on when to use each (third-party SaaS vs user code). Adds sections on
choosing the right pathway and the canonical stale-volume recovery flow
using apps.volumes.list + apps.volumes.wipe + apps.exec.
Renumbers troubleshooting sections 11.4-11.9 to accommodate the new
entries without disrupting existing content.
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Documents the new apps.exec tool alongside apps.logs and adds a
troubleshooting cookbook covering the common failure patterns we've
seen in the wild: missing migrations, silent apps.update reroutes,
502s on compose domains, healthcheck timeouts, and how to use
apps.exec as the platform's escape hatch for in-container inspection.
Bumps MCP version to 2.2.0 in the changelog and bumps the
vibn-frontend submodule to ship the apps.exec implementation.
Also includes setup-vibn-logs-user.sh (the script that installs the
locked-down SSH user on the Coolify host) which was already running
in production but not yet committed.
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