TasksCAN I VIBECODE
Fibery?
BUILD FIRST
- One defined user and a repeatable end-to-end job
- A small, clear data model with sign-in only if it is genuinely needed
- Loading, empty, error, and success states that make the workflow feel complete
LEAVE FOR LATER
- Large integration marketplaces
- Multi-region scale and enterprise administration
- Every power-user setting from the established product
RESEARCH NOTES
What this tool actually does.
Fibery is a modular no-code work management platform that combines custom databases, relations, multiple view types (table, kanban, timeline, board), collaborative docs, whiteboards, automations, and integrations into one connected workspace. It is positioned primarily for product management and software teams, letting users model company structure with custom entities and fields, link data via relations, and create tailored processes such as feedback intake, prioritization formulas, PRDs/specs, roadmaps, and sprint tracking. It also offers granular permissions, SAML/SSO, AI features (summaries, sentiment, discovery), smart folders, and data import/export. Rather than a fixed task app, Fibery is a flexible platform where workspaces are built by users to reflect their own workflows.
RESEARCHED BUILD PROMPT
Give this to your coding agent.
Build a self-hosted web app called 'Connected Workspace' that reimagines Fibery's core workflow: a flexible, database-driven work management platform where teams create custom entity types (e.g., Feature, Customer, Task, Insight), link them with typed relations, and view them through multiple synchronized views (table, kanban board, timeline, and list). Each entity type has user-configurable fields (short text, long text, number, date, single-select, multi-select, relation, formula). Users can create multiple spaces, and within a space define entity schemas without writing code. Views support filtering, grouping, sorting, and color-coding. Include collaborative rich-text documents that can embed live tables and reference entities. Implement simple automation rules (e.g., when status becomes Done, set completion date; when a related entity changes, notify watchers). Support per-space role-based permissions and a read-only share link. Use a SQLite or Postgres backend with a React frontend; choose a REST API or GraphQL for data operations. Persist schema definitions in a versioned metadata store. Add a minimal seed dataset demonstrating a product management workflow: collect feedback, link to features, prioritize via a formula field, and track on a timeline. Explicitly do not copy Fibery's branding, logo, marketing pages, or exact UI layout — build an original visual design with neutral styling. Out of scope: real-time multiplayer editing, SSO/SAML, mobile apps, native integrations with external services, AI features, and whiteboards. Deliver a README with setup instructions, architecture overview, and honest limitations (e.g., no offline mode, single-node deployment only, no built-in audit log).