Create a dashboard with AI
The AI that builds a Vibedasher dashboard is your agent, not ours. It runs in your own harness — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, any MCP client — it writes the React and the SQL locally, and it reaches Vibedasher through the MCP server. We maintain the half that should not be rebuilt in every session: connections, datasets, pipelines, refreshes, governance, the query engine, hosting.
That is a deliberate split rather than a limitation. Your agent is already good at writing a React chart; what it cannot do in a one-off session is keep a data platform alive between sessions.
Start here
pip install vibedasher-mcp
vibedasher login
claude mcp add vibedasher --env VIBEDASHER_REGION=eu-central-1 -- vibedasher-mcp
Then ask your agent for the dashboard you want, in the same words you would have typed into a chat box. It will get the data in, explore it with SQL, write the tiles, build, verify, and publish — and hand you a link.
- Build with your agent — the install, the credentials, and the loop end to end.
- Connect a data source — set up the data once; every surface queries the same thing afterwards.
If you would rather not run an agent yourself
The app at cloud.vibedasher.com is where you browse, open, publish and share dashboards, manage datasets and connections, and set up who can see what — all of it on the same objects your agent works on. You can mix freely: an agent builds, a person reviews in the app, either one publishes.
What the app is not is the place we would point you for building a dashboard. The terminal path above is the one we build for, document, and test.
Next step
Once your agent has published something, the code is still yours: eject the dashboard and host it wherever you like.