
Withvibe Voter
io.github.withvibePublished by GitHub account withvibev0.1.0Updated Oct 24, 2026
Vote-gated change control for WithVibe — the agent proposes a change via MCP; team approves first.
Overview
A WithVibe plugin that turns an environment into a vote-gated workspace, where the AI proposes changes and teammates approve them before anything is built.
- What you can do
- Open a proposal for a requested change instead of editing directly, and instruct the agent to wait for a verdict (propose). Long-poll the team's decision until it is approved, rejected or expired (await decision). Record what shipped after an approved change, or mark an approved change as failed (record, report failure). Show the current board of proposals in voting and recently resolved (status).
- When to use it
- Use it on a WithVibe environment where several teammates should sign off on AI-made changes before they are applied, such as shared apps, documents, scenes or configs. It suits friendly team workflows rather than hard enforcement.
- Requirements
- Runs as a WithVibe plugin, spawned as one container per environment; install through the WithVibe plugin or marketplace flow and enable it on an environment. Needs a Postgres database (DATABASE_URL) and a schema name (PGSCHEMA) for its isolated tables. Teammates vote in the plugin's own web panel.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Withvibe Voter in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
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.
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:
voter_propose_change(prompt)— opens a proposal and tells the agent to not touch anything yet.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 withSTILL_VOTINGand the agent simply calls it again until it's terminal.- On
APPROVED, the agent makes the change and callsvoter_record_change. OnREJECTED/EXPIREDit 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
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
Build
For the marketplace this is published multi-arch as ghcr.io/withvibe/voter:<version>.
Install in WithVibe
- Workspace admin → Plugins → Install plugin (or Marketplace once listed).
- Paste manifest.yaml (or 1-click install from the catalog).
- Open any env → enable Voter → that env is now a vote-gated workspace.
Local development
Repository layout
License
Apache License 2.0. See NOTICE for attribution.
Source: README.md at commit 94a2c89
Tools
0Version history
1- v0.1.0LatestSep 16, 2026
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