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VibeCheck MCP Server

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About VibeCheck MCP Server

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Overview

What is VibeCheck?

VibeCheck is a simple feedback collection tool for Claude Code that automatically captures cost data and git change information. It runs as a local MCP server and allows users to submit helpfulness ratings, time saved, and experience summaries directly from the Claude Code terminal.

How to use VibeCheck?

Install Node.js ≥18, Git ≥2.23, and the Claude Code CLI globally. Clone the repository, run npm install, optionally configure .env with your ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, and execute npm run preflight to verify the environment. In Claude Code, use the command /project:feedback to submit feedback, which automatically includes git changes and cost data from the /cost command.

Key features of VibeCheck

  • Collects helpfulness ratings (1–5) and time saved (in minutes)
  • Automatically analyzes git changes and generates summaries
  • Integrates cost data from Claude Code’s /cost command
  • Stores all feedback locally in .VibeCheck/feedback.ndjson
  • Runs as a local MCP server on http://127.0.0.1:6111

Use cases of VibeCheck

  • Gathering structured feedback on Claude Code interactions during development
  • Tracking time saved and cost incurred per session to measure productivity
  • Associating code changes with user experience for retrospective analysis
  • Keeping all feedback data on‑premise for privacy and audit purposes

Frequently asked questions

1

What are the prerequisites for using VibeCheck?

You need Node.js ≥18, Git ≥2.23, and the Claude Code CLI (`claude-code`) installed globally.

2

How do I submit feedback with Claude Code?

Run `/project:feedback` in the Claude Code terminal. You can provide a helpfulness rating (1–5), time saved (in minutes), and a brief summary. The tool automatically analyses git changes and includes cost data if available.

3

How is cost data integrated into feedback?

First run `/cost` in Claude Code to view usage statistics, then run `/project:feedback`. VibeCheck scans terminal history for cost data or uses cached information and includes it in the submission.

4

Where are feedback entries stored?

All feedback entries are saved locally in the `.VibeCheck/feedback.ndjson` file, containing rating, time saved, summary, git changes, and cost data.

5

How does the server run and is it secure?

The server starts automatically when needed, or you can manage it manually with `npm run server`. It runs locally at `http://127.0.0.1:6111` and all data remains on your machine.

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