Getting StartedBeginner5 min read
Getting Started: CI/CD Quickstart
Set up continuous drift detection in under 10 minutes. Quick-start templates for GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, and generic pipelines.
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Help Center
Comprehensive documentation and guides for the Vibgrate CLI — installation, commands, CI integration, configuration, and more.
Getting StartedBeginner4 min read
Getting Started with the Vibgrate CLI
Install the Vibgrate CLI, run your first scan, and understand your Upgrade Drift Score in under five minutes. This guide covers installation on every major platform and walks through the essential first-scan workflow.
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Getting StartedBeginner5 min read
Getting Started: Node.js & TypeScript Projects
A step-by-step guide to scanning Node.js and TypeScript projects with the Vibgrate CLI — from a single package.json to complex monorepos with multiple workspaces.
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Getting StartedBeginner4 min read
Getting Started: .NET Projects
Scan .NET solutions and projects for upgrade drift — runtime version lag, NuGet package drift, target framework analysis, and more.
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Getting Started: Python Projects
Scan Python projects for dependency drift using requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, and other Python manifests with the Vibgrate CLI.
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Getting StartedBeginner3 min read
Getting Started: Java Projects
Scan Java and JVM projects for dependency drift — Maven, Gradle, and Spring Boot projects are all supported by the Vibgrate CLI.
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CommandsBeginner4 min read
vibgrate init — Initialise Your Project
Everything you need to know about the vibgrate init command: creating the .vibgrate directory, generating a default config file, and optionally establishing your first baseline.
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CommandsIntermediate6 min read
vibgrate scan — Scan for Upgrade Drift
The primary CLI command. Scan your project for upgrade drift, generate reports in multiple formats, enforce quality gates, and optionally push results to the dashboard.
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CommandsIntermediate4 min read
vibgrate baseline — Create a Drift Baseline
Establish a drift baseline snapshot for delta comparison. Baselines are the foundation of drift fitness functions and CI regression gates.
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CommandsBeginner3 min read
vibgrate report — Generate Human-Readable Reports
Generate Markdown, text, or JSON reports from existing scan artifacts. Perfect for sharing drift status with stakeholders who do not use the CLI.
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CommandsIntermediate4 min read
vibgrate sbom — Export & Compare SBOMs
Export CycloneDX or SPDX SBOMs from scan artifacts, and compare dependency deltas between two scans for supply-chain governance.
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CommandsIntermediate4 min read
vibgrate push — Upload Results to Dashboard
Upload scan results to the Vibgrate Dashboard API for team visibility, portfolio tracking, and historical trend analysis.
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CommandsIntermediate3 min read
vibgrate dsn create — Generate DSN Tokens
Generate HMAC-signed DSN tokens for authenticating scan uploads to the Vibgrate Dashboard. Supports US and EU data residency regions.
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CommandsBeginner2 min read
vibgrate update — Check for CLI Updates
Check for and install Vibgrate CLI updates. Supports npm, pnpm, yarn, and bun package managers.
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ConceptsIntermediate5 min read
Understanding the Upgrade Drift Score
A deep dive into how the Vibgrate Upgrade Drift Score is calculated — the four weighted components, risk levels, and how to interpret your score.
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ConceptsIntermediate5 min read
Drift Baselines & Fitness Functions
Turn drift scoring into a formal quality gate. Learn how baselines, drift budgets, and worsening thresholds create fitness functions that prevent drift regression in CI.
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GuidesBeginner4 min read
Privacy & Security: What Vibgrate Does and Does Not Collect
A transparent guide to Vibgrate's privacy-first architecture — what data is collected, what is never collected, and how to use privacy modes.
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GuidesAdvanced4 min read
Programmatic API: Using Vibgrate Types in Code
Import Vibgrate's core TypeScript types for programmatic use — build custom tools, dashboards, and integrations on top of the scan artifact schema.
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GuidesIntermediate4 min read
Offline & Air-Gapped Scanning
Run full drift analysis without any network connectivity using downloaded package manifests. Perfect for secure, restricted, or air-gapped environments.
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GuidesAdvanced8 min read
Extended Scanners: Full Reference
A comprehensive guide to all extended scanners in the Vibgrate CLI — platform matrix, dependency risk, security posture, architecture layers, code quality, and more.
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GuidesBeginner4 min read
Output Formats: Text, JSON, SARIF, and Markdown
A guide to all four output formats supported by the Vibgrate CLI — when to use each, what they contain, and how to integrate them into your workflows.
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GuidesIntermediate5 min read
Configuration: vibgrate.config.ts Reference
Complete reference for the Vibgrate configuration file — thresholds, scanner toggles, exclude patterns, and all supported config formats.
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CI IntegrationIntermediate5 min read
CI Integration: GitHub Actions
Set up Vibgrate in GitHub Actions for continuous drift detection, SARIF integration with Code Scanning, and automated dashboard uploads.
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CI IntegrationIntermediate4 min read
CI Integration: Azure DevOps
Set up Vibgrate in Azure DevOps Pipelines for continuous drift detection, SARIF artifact publishing, and drift budget enforcement.
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CI IntegrationIntermediate3 min read
CI Integration: GitLab CI
Set up Vibgrate in GitLab CI/CD for continuous drift detection, SAST report integration, and drift budget enforcement.
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CI IntegrationIntermediate4 min read
CI Integration: Generic Pipelines
Use Vibgrate in any CI system — Jenkins, CircleCI, Bitbucket Pipelines, or custom build scripts. The CLI requires no login, produces standard outputs, and works entirely offline.
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