VibeRaven Station

AI mission control inside Cursor, VS Code, and Antigravity.

VibeRaven scans your project, maps launch gaps, verifies the stack you are shipping with, and gives your coding agent the next practical prompt.

What It Does

• Scan first - reads repo structure, package metadata, routes, docs, and high-signal files.
• Mission map - turns the project into product sections such as frontend, auth, database, payments, monitoring, deployment, and testing.
• Stack verification - lets you choose or verify the providers you are actually shipping with.
• Launch gaps - shows missing setup, weak guarantees, provider checks, and production blockers where they belong.
• Put in Chat - sends the exact fix prompt to your coding agent with context, constraints, and verification steps.

Start

1. Click the VibeRaven icon in the Activity Bar.
2. Click Sign in with VibeRaven inside Station.
3. Complete the browser connection page.
4. Run Scan Project.
5. Verify the detected stack, open a gap, and choose Put in Chat.

The command palette still works as a fallback: run VibeRaven: Sign In or VibeRaven: Show Station.

The same VSIX works in Cursor, VS Code, and Antigravity. If you downloaded the VSIX manually, install it from inside the editor with Install from VSIX. Do not double-click the file in Windows.

Plan

The free plan includes two scans and six Mission Map sections. Upgrade to Pro from your VibeRaven account page when you need monthly scans and all 12 Mission Map sections.

Commands

• VibeRaven: Sign In
• VibeRaven: Sign Out
• VibeRaven: Show Station

Local API-key commands are available only for development fallback mode and are disabled by default in production-aligned installs.

Support

Use your VibeRaven account page for plan and usage checks. If a scan does not appear, sign in again from the editor and run a new Station scan.