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Vibium
Vibium is an AI verification layer providing browser automation and evidence capture for software.
Vibium is the verification layer for coding agents, giving teams browser automation and evidence capture for AI-built software. Agents make it and Vibium checks it. It is designed for development teams building software with AI agents who need to verify the output. The platform captures evidence and automates browser actions to validate code. Currently, the service offers subscription updates for interested users.
Vibium at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Pricing: Free
- Released: December 2025
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: vibium.com
Key features
- Browser automation for AI-built software
- Evidence capture for coding agents
- Verification layer for development teams
Use it for
- Verifying software built by AI coding agents
- Capturing evidence from browser automation
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