AI CODE CONTROL
Communication makes a team. Now your agents can communicate.
Every agent your team runs reads one shared memory of what the others changed. No agent starts from zero.
Your developers run several agents at once, and nearly half of new code arrives from them. Each agent keeps its own log, and none of them keeps yours. Vybright keeps one record of what every agent changed, across every tool, as it happens, so you can answer what happened and take back what went wrong.
The work moved to agents. The trust did not.
33 percent
of survey respondents trust the accuracy of AI tool output.
Source: Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025.
Hours, not minutes
to find and undo one bad agent change when the only tool is a commit revert.
Vibe coding means you say what you want and the agent writes the code. It is fast, and it is here to stay. What it leaves behind is a pile of changes nobody can take apart. When one goes wrong, the choice today is to revert everything or read everything.
Everyone else sees one part
Code scanners
Check the code for flaws. They do not know what changed it.
Compliance platforms
Check the company's controls. They do not see the code.
Agent makers
Log their own agent. They do not log the others.
NEUTRAL
Only a record kept outside every agent covers all of them. Vybright is that record. It belongs to you, not to the agent vendor.
Audits ask what happened. The record must be written at the time.
TRADITIONAL AUDIT
Files, an auditor, weeks later. Broad snapshots and no behavior.
WITH VYBRIGHT
The code runs, the behavior is recorded, the answer is there when the question comes. Same code. New evidence.
Every entry in the record is linked to the one before it. Your auditors check the record with their own tools and without calling us. We record what each agent changed through the connected channel, under what instruction, and when. We render no verdict on code that bypassed it.
AI can fail, and the rules are coming
The EU AI Act requires activity logs for high-risk AI systems. Rules for high-risk uses in Annex III apply from December 2, 2027. Rules for high-risk AI embedded in regulated products apply from August 2, 2028. Article 99 sets turnover-based penalties, including a 3 percent threshold for specified breaches. The applicable cap depends on the breach and company size.
Sources: European Commission: AI Act timeline; Article 12, Article 19, and Article 99.
The record runs wherever the code is allowed to be
Hosted by us
We run it. Nothing to install. For most teams.
Local
Your servers, your network. For banks and health care.
Air-gapped
No internet at all. The AI runs inside too. For defense and intelligence.
It works offline. The customer holds the keys and checks the record without us.
See what a change reaches before it ships
Each change is shown in plain language with everything it reaches, so your reviewers read the change and not the whole file around it. Vybright reports what it found. Your systems decide what happens next.
One developer to the whole company
Developers start free and record every agent’s changes on their own machine. Teams share one record across everyone, with high-impact changes flagged for review. Companies add the proof their auditors ask for and choose where the record runs. Nobody switches editors at any step.
Tell us about your team
How many developers, which agents they run, and where your code is allowed to live. We reply within two business days.