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withvibe-voter

withvibe-voter

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github.com/withvibeAI & Agents0Updated 20w ago

About withvibe-voter

withvibe-voter is a WithVibe plugin for teams that want proposed workspace changes reviewed before an agent applies them. It opens team-voted proposals and records approved changes or failures.

Key features

  1. 01Open change proposals
  2. 02Wait for team decisions
  3. 03Record applied changes
  4. 04Report failed changes
  5. 05Show proposal board

Use cases

  1. 01Require team approval before workspace edits
  2. 02Track approved changes and build failures

MCP support

Exposes five MCP tools for proposing changes, polling decisions, recording outcomes, reporting failures, and viewing proposal status. The approval gate depends on the agent following the tool instructions.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

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Repository

Tools

No tool list yet

Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.

Details

From the project README

Voter — a WithVibe plugin

Turn any WithVibe env into a team-voted workspace. When this plugin is enabled, the AI doesn't apply a prompt straight away — it opens a proposal the team votes on, and only an approved proposal gets built. Enable it on any env and that env becomes a vote-gated sandbox.

You (in chat):  "add a dark-mode toggle"
        │
        ▼
   voter_propose_change ──────►  Proposal #7 opens (10-min vote)
        │                           👍 👎  team votes in the panel
   voter_await_decision  ◄───────  APPROVED ✅  /  REJECTED ✗
        │
        ▼  (only if approved)
   agent makes the change  ──►  voter_record_change  ──►  shows up in History

It's content-agnostic — it knows nothing about what the env contains. Whatever the env is (an app, a doc, a 3D scene, a config), enabling Voter makes every change go through the team first. Multiple envs = multiple independent boards.

How the gate works (and why it's just a plugin)

WithVibe auto-injects an enabled plugin's MCP tools into the agent's turn. Voter uses that to gate prompts without any change to WithVibe core:

  1. voter_propose_change(prompt) — opens a proposal and tells the agent to not touch anything yet.
  2. voter_await_decision(proposal_id) — long-polls the vote. The platform's MCP bridge caps a single tool call at 60s, so this returns after ~45s with STILL_VOTING and the agent simply calls it again until it's terminal.
  3. On APPROVED, the agent makes the change and calls voter_record_change. On REJECTED / EXPIRED it makes no change.

Meanwhile every teammate votes in the plugin's own UI panel — independent of the agent. The gate is agent-cooperative (enforced via tool instructions), which is the right trade-off for a friendly workflow; hardening it to be unbypassable is a later option that would need a small core hook.

MCP tools

ToolPurpose
voter_propose_changeOpen a proposal for the requested change. Agent must call this instead of editing.
voter_await_decisionLong-poll the team's verdict (APPROVED / REJECTED / EXPIRED / STILL_VOTING).
voter_record_changeRecord what shipped after applying an approved change.
voter_report_failureMark an approved change as failed (e.g. build broke).
voter_statusShow the current board: proposals in voting + recently resolved.

State

Four tables in the plugin's isolated Postgres schema (shared-postgres storage): settings (vote window + thresholds), proposal, vote, feed_event.

Resolution rule: a proposal passes when approvals reach the threshold, fails when rejections reach the threshold, and at the deadline the majority wins (ties expire). Defaults: 600s window, 1 approval / 1 rejection — tune them in the panel.

Architecture

manifest.yaml ──► WithVibe spawns one container per env (scope: env)
       │
   server.js (express)
   ├── /health      platform health probe
   ├── /mcp         agent's MCP endpoint            ─► mcp.js  (the gate)
   ├── /ui          htmx voting panel               ─► ui.js
   └── /ui/version  cheap freshness check (live updates)
                │
              db.js (pg) ─► shared-postgres, per-env schema

Build

docker build -t local/voter:0.1 .

For the marketplace this is published multi-arch as ghcr.io/withvibe/voter:<version>.

Install in WithVibe

  1. Workspace admin → Plugins → Install plugin (or Marketplace once listed).
  2. Paste manifest.yaml (or 1-click install from the catalog).
  3. Open any env → enable Voter → that env is now a vote-gated workspace.

Local development

docker build -t local/voter:0.1 .
docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 \
  -e DATABASE_URL="postgres://user:[email protected]:5432/withvibe_plugins" \
  -e PGSCHEMA="voter_dev" \
  local/voter:0.1
# open http://localhost:8080/ui  — two browsers = two voters

Repository layout

manifest.yaml   WithVibe plugin manifest (install input)
Dockerfile      runtime image
package.json    deps (express, pg, @modelcontextprotocol/sdk, zod)
server.js       express entry — HTTP + MCP routes + vote handling
db.js           pg pool, schema, proposal/vote/resolution helpers
mcp.js          the gate: propose / await / record MCP tools
ui.js           htmx voting panel + dark theme

License

Apache License 2.0. See NOTICE for attribution.

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