Not for Larger organizations that need fixed monthly pricing rather than credit-based billing, or teams that want broad independent editorial coverage before committing.

Changed since our last check

Writes code: now Partly. It was Yes when we checked on 3 September 2026.
Runs autonomously: now Partly. It was Yes when we checked on 3 September 2026.
Open models: now Yes. It was Partly when we checked on 3 September 2026.
In your editor: now Partly. It was No.
On the command line: now Yes. It was No.

The facts, with their sources

What it does

Writes code: PartlyThe hosted Agents product claims agents write code and maintain it, but the vendor describes no repository workflow, branch or diff output anywhere on the page.Was Yes before our last check.Browses the web, reads docs, writes code — every step shows up in the chat as it happens, replayable any time.vecbase.com/agents
Debugs and fixes: YesTakes a stack trace or error log and returns a root-cause report with a proposed patch and verification checklist.Paste a stack trace or add an error log. The Vecbase Agent follows the evidence, tests likely causes, and returns a root-cause report with a patch…vecbase.com/tools/bug-investigator
Writes tests: YesA dedicated unit-test task writes tests against the uploaded code and runs them where the environment allows.The Agent prepares meaningful unit tests that fit the codebase and keeps the evidence and open questions clear for review.vecbase.com/tools/unit-test-generator
Reviews code: YesReviews a PR link or diff and returns findings with file and line references, severity and suggested patches.Paste a PR link or diff. The Vecbase Agent reads the surrounding code, runs relevant checks, prioritizes real risks, and proposes testable changes.vecbase.com/tools/code-review
Whole-codebase work: PartlyA repository link or nearby files can be supplied as context; the vendor claims no whole-repo indexing and no repo-wide migration.For code review, add a pull request, repository link, or code context, explain what matters, and let the Vecbase Agent prepare a review with evidence…vecbase.com/tools/code-review
Ships it: PartlyDelivers a live preview plus deployable source files; nothing on vecbase.com claims it deploys to your own hosting or merges to your repo.Vecbase designs a responsive, accessible landing page and returns a live preview with deployable source files.vecbase.com/features/tools
Done-for-you service: NoVecbase sells software a customer runs themselves: a hosted agent product plus a model catalog, with no mention of a delivery team building agents on your behalf.Prefer a place to run your agents? Vecbase Agents is our hosted product. Use workspaces to organize agents for different purposes.vecbase.com/agents

How much it does unattended

Runs autonomously: PartlyAgents run tasks and scheduled work on their own, but the vendor states that important or sensitive actions can still stop and wait for a person to approve them.Was Yes before our last check.Important or sensitive actions can still require approval. A scheduled task does not remove those checks.docs.vecbase.com/introduction
Multi-agent: YesAgents delegate sub-tasks to each other inside one workspace; the Plus plan lists multi-agent workflows as included.An agent can delegate sub-tasks to another agent — Writer pulls the report from Researcher to draft a blog, Operator asks Coder to run a data script.vecbase.com/features/agents
Agent permissions: YesEach agent is limited to the capabilities, file spaces and connections you grant it, and named sensitive actions are held for human approval before continuing.An Agent can only use the tools, files, and connected accounts available to it. You decide which of these resources each Agent may use.docs.vecbase.com/introduction

Which models it runs on

Claude: YesAnthropic Claude models are first-class entries in the public model catalog, each with its own Vecbase model ID and published per-token usage rates.Claude Opus 4.5 is Anthropic's frontier reasoning model optimized for complex software engineering, agentic workflows, and long-horizon computer use.vecbase.com/models
GPT: YesOpenAI models appear in the same catalog under openai/ model IDs, so a buyer can select GPT through the membership rather than a separate OpenAI account.openai/gpt-5vecbase.com/models
Open models: YesThe catalog lists open-weight families alongside the closed ones, including Qwen3 and Mixtral instruct builds, served through Vecbase rather than self-hosted by you.Was Partly before our last check.mistralai/mixtral-8x22b-instructvecbase.com/models
Model choice: YesThe buyer picks the model: each Agent carries its own chosen AI model as a setting, drawn from a catalog spanning Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek, Qwen and Mistral.An Agent is an AI teammate you set up for a responsibility. It has a name, instructions, a chosen model, a work environment, and access you control.docs.vecbase.com/getting-started/concep…

Where you use it

In your editor: PartlyVecbase installs itself into IDE-based hosts such as Cursor and VS Code Copilot as an MCP server, but only from an installer the vendor says is macOS Apple Silicon only.Was No before our last check.The official installer currently supports macOS Apple Silicon only. Stop on Linux, Windows or Intel Mac: their public binaries are not yet released.vecbase.com/connect
On the command line: YesThere is a real terminal surface: a vecbase CLI installed by a shell script, with subcommands for update, per-client setup and browser-based auth login.Was No before our last check.The installer verifies SHA-256 and installs CLI and its MCP contracts together.vecbase.com/connect
In your pipeline: PartlyAn agent can act on GitHub through a scoped OAuth grant, including opening pull requests; no CI runner or pipeline integration is published.Each agent gets its own grant, e.g. Researcher reads email only, Coder opens GitHub PRs.vecbase.com/features/connectors
In a browser: YesAgents, tasks, files and billing all live in a hosted web workspace the vendor sells as its product, reached by signing in rather than installing anything.vecbase.com/agents

Whose machine it runs on

Self-hosted: NoThe only two work environments are a Temporary workspace and a Dedicated cloud computer, both run for you by Vecbase; no on-prem or self-hosted option is published.Vecbase offers two simple choices.docs.vecbase.com/agents/work-environmen…

What it costs to run

How it meters: YesTwo meters at once: a flat annual membership that buys member rates, then consumption billed per million tokens and per unit of compute, storage, speech and parsing.Club is an annual membership with no included usage credits. Top up separately to pay Club usage rates.vecbase.com/pricing
Free tier: PartlySign-up and checkout are self-serve with no sales call, but both published plans are paid credit subscriptions.Choose Plus at 2,000 credits/month with 2,000 usage credits, or Pro at 5,000 credits/month with 5,000 credits and persistent cloud computers.vecbase.com/pricing
API access: PartlyThe public release exposes Messages and Chat Completions endpoints reachable with a provisioned API key, but the docs site publishes only a placeholder OpenAPI sample instead of a real reference.The current public release exposes Messages and Chat Completions. Do not call either simply to test setup; model requests are paid.vecbase.com/connect
MCP server: YesAnother agent can drive Vecbase over MCP: the CLI installs MCP contracts and per-client server entries for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot and OpenClaw.Setup merges the local MCP entry and installs a small persistent Skill.vecbase.com/connect
Bring your own key: NoVecbase supplies and meters the model and capability calls itself and bills them as credits; no bring-your-own-key or own-cloud path is published.All capability calls aggregate into a single monthly bill — no need to manage each vendor's billing.vecbase.com/features/services

Buying it for a team

A company can buy it: YesMembership is bought at organization level rather than per individual, with one shared membership and one shared spending balance across the organization.Membership and balance are shared within your organization.vecbase.com/pricing
Seat model: NoNothing is priced per seat: the one published figure is a single organization-wide annual membership, and everything else is metered consumption with no seat count or floor.vecbase.com/pricing
Pooled budget: YesOne balance funds everyone: the organization shares a single topped-up balance, and when it runs out all agent work and cloud resources pause together.If the usable balance runs out or billing is suspended, new Agent work and cloud resources pause. Scheduled Tasks cannot run around that pause.docs.vecbase.com/workspace/billing
Admin controls: YesAn administrator constrains each agent individually — which capabilities, which file spaces at which read or write level, which connections — and can require approval for sensitive steps.Start with read access or a test resource. Add create, change, or delete access only when the responsibility requires it.docs.vecbase.com/administration/access-…
Audit log: PartlyAgent tool calls are logged and every scheduled run leaves a record; no administrative audit log of member, permission or billing changes is documented.Every call is logged and audit-friendly.vecbase.com/features/connectors

What happens to your code

Getting out: PartlyResults can be saved to the File Library or downloaded and an eligible top-up balance survives cancellation, but no bulk export of workspaces or task history is documented.Save important results to the File Library or download them.docs.vecbase.com/agents/work-environmen…

Plans and pricing

Price and terms

Free to start: PartlyPartlyThe pricing page names no free plan card
The terms in full
its billing FAQ refers to "Free limits" as the access level that applies after a Club membership lapses ("subsequent access follows Free limits and the available balance"), so a free level exists but the page states none of its allowances. Club itself includes no usage: "Club is an annual membership with no included usage credits."

From vecbase.com/pricing, checked 24 October 2026.

Works with

Claude
GPT
Yes
Open models

For AI agents

MCP server: Yes
API: Partly

Developer docs

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Pricing page, vecbase.com, captured 19 October 2026
Docs, vecbase.com, captured 19 October 2026

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Sources and updates

Last changed 24 October 2026

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