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Add custom features to any website by chatting with AI. Add custom features to any website by chatting with AI. VibeBob is a Chrome extension that lets you describe UX improvements in plain English — an AI agent inspects the live page, writes the code, and injects it instantly. Features persist across sessions and auto-apply whenever you visit matching sites. How it works: 1. Open the side panel on any website and click New feature. 2. Describe what you want — "Add a CSV export button to this table", "Make this sidebar collapsible", "Add a dark mode toggle". 3. The agent inspects the page, writes JS+CSS, and applies it live. Iterate by chatting. 4. Every change is auto-committed to a per-feature git repo (in-browser, via IndexedDB). You can revert to any previous version, toggle features on/off, and everything persists across sessions. Features: - Natural language to working code — describe what you want, the agent builds it - Live hot-reload — changes apply instantly without page refresh - Per-feature version control — every edit is a git commit, revert to any point - URL-aware — features auto-apply on matching sites, including SPA navigations - Toggle on/off — disable any feature without deleting it - Error detection — broken mods are flagged and errors surface in chat for easy fixing - Zero backend — runs entirely in your browser with your own API key
May 13, 2026
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