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VibeRevert

Protect the project you're actually working on.

Record · Check · Fix · Restore.

VibeRevert is the project-integrity layer for AI coding. It records the real working state before an agent starts, flags risky changes with deterministic rules, and lets you remove the agent work you don't want without giving up the rest.

An agent changed 80 files. 75 are useful. Remove the 5 you don't.

No AI judges the AI: risk findings are reproducible, explainable, and based on rules you can inspect.

The working state you already had is part of the project. Staged work, unstaged edits and pre-existing untracked files are recorded before the session starts and preserved through recovery. You don't have to package your work into commits before letting an agent help with it.

Keep using your coding agent. VibeRevert works alongside Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding-agent workflows. Git worktrees give an agent an isolated checkout; VibeRevert protects and selectively recovers the working state an agent actually changes. They solve different problems and can be used together.

AI broke your project? Undo the session, not your week. Whole-session rollback is still one command.

See it work

The actual CLI, condensed from a real beta payment run — check flags it, and rollback previews what it will change before you --apply:

$ viberevert check
risk: CRITICAL · payments
  app/api/checkout/route.ts          payments   (critical)
  app/api/webhooks/stripe/route.ts   payments   (critical)

$ viberevert rollback <session>        # preview — nothing changed yet
  package.json                       tracked_restored
  app/page.tsx                       tracked_restored
  app/api/checkout/route.ts          untracked_deleted
  app/api/webhooks/stripe/route.ts   untracked_deleted
  lib/stripe.ts                      untracked_deleted
  .gitignore  README.md  (your uncommitted work)   skipped_unchanged

Proof, not promises

3 real AI coding sessions. 3 exact project-file restorations. Payments, database migrations, and deployment infrastructure — all with pre-existing uncommitted work preserved. Read the beta report →

Quickstart

Works inside a Git repository and requires Node.js 22+. VibeRevert keeps its records on your machine and requires no VibeRevert account or hosted service.

npm install -g viberevert@beta

viberevert init                # one-time setup in your project
viberevert run <your-agent>    # records the session and saves your files' starting state
viberevert check               # see what changed and what looks risky
viberevert rollback <session>  # preview putting your files back; add --apply to restore

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.