DEV · VibeRoller

API access — your own key for this hub's OpenAI-compatible API (any harness that talks to OpenAI can talk to VibeRoller: set its base URL to the endpoint below and the key as the API key). The key is shown once; rotate it any time, or let it expire so it must be rotated.

Signed-in devices — tools you signed in with a code (Jcode PGM and others): type the code the tool shows to approve it, or refuse it. Each device has its own key; revoke one and it stops working at once.

My machines — your own computers linked to your account (the VibeRoller app or vr-host machine), so your Work runs can use them within the scope you chose ON that machine. Only you see them and only your runs can use them. Pause or unlink one here; its scope and kill switch are set on the machine.

AI source — whose AI answers your Work runs and your API calls: a teammate's AI host (their computer lending its Claude, known by its nickname), this hub's own Claude, or an AI of your own. Leave it on Default to follow the hub's choice (Gee's host).

My AI hosts — your own computers lending their AI to this VibeRoller: your Claude login for Work and the API, local models, Unity's engines. Each host has a nickname and a UUID; make one here, download the AI Host package with its config inside, unzip it on that computer and run it. It connects out; no port opens at home. Only the people you list may use it.

My AIs — hook up an AI of your own and use it in Work, through the API, and (if you share it) let the team use it too. The host's Claude stays the default for everyone.

My Forgejo — your own Forgejo access token. Board tasks mirrored to Forgejo issues then show up as you, and your own Work runs can push to Forgejo and call its API as you. The hub checks the token, keeps it on the host and never shows it again; nobody else's run gets it.

My projects — the projects you work in (your own git worktree of each), when you last used them, and what is new for you in the team's shared projects area. Pin or hide a project in your list; Remove my worktree takes away only yours (uncommitted work is committed first, unmerged work is kept as a ref, nothing is lost); an admin can delete a project nobody else works in: it is moved to the trash folder, not erased.

VibeRoller

1 · A project you have

2 · Clone a repo

3 · A new, empty project

4 · No project