Changelog | Vibecode & Deploy

0.4.4 7 October 2026

WordPress runs on your computer the way it runs on its host. Add a backup downloaded from your hosting company and press Start: the site comes up in Docker with its database, on the PHP and MySQL or MariaDB version you pick to match the host. Nothing in the folder is changed. How it works →
WP-CLI and phpMyAdmin for a running WordPress site, from the project page.
A name for the local site. https://my-shop.test instead of 127.0.0.1:52341, with a real padlock, for any project you run here. The computer asks for permission once. The details →
Your AI can drive the app. Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor with one press on the AI page, and it can start, stop and inspect your local site, run WP-CLI, read the logs and query the database — from its own chat.
Auto Scan finds the sites already running on this computer and offers to add them.

A failed build says one sentence on screen, and the whole output goes to the project's log.
The admin page is four pages, and says so.

Creating a project asks what the site is made of before it asks who builds it, and keeps the Create button in sight while the form scrolls.
The AI chat says which model it is running on, under the box.
A site is counted on your account rather than on this computer, so the allowance means the same thing on every Mac you sign in on.

V&D.AI: an AI inside the app that edits the files in your project folder when you ask, and publishes from the chat with /deploy. Nothing to install; it needs an account and nothing else. About the AI →
Our own AI can fill a brand-new folder, like Claude Code and Codex can.
Two gates before the money the AI spends, and a day's usage added up instead of every cent listed.
The sign-in code can be sent again.

V&D.PRO: a plan an account is on, rather than a sum it bought. The avatar wears an emerald ring while a plan is on.
Accounts have roles; an admin can read every account and every ledger.