Am-I-vibing, detect agentic coding environments

In plain words

Am-I-vibing is a developer tool that detects agentic coding environments. It helps developers identify when they're working in automated or AI-assisted coding setups. Available on GitHub, the tool serves software developers who need to understand and verify their development environment type. It addresses the practical need to distinguish between traditional and agentic coding workflows, making it useful for developers working with AI coding assistants or automated development tools.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Detect agentic coding environments and AI assistant tools. This library allows CLI tools and Node apps to detect when they're being executed by AI agents. This enables them to adapt by, for example, providing different output formats or logs. npx am-i-vibing import { detectAgenticEnvironment } from "am-i-vibing" ; const result = detectAgenticEnvironment ( ) ; console . log ( `Detected: ${ result . name } ( ${ result . type } )` ) ; Supported AI Tools Aider Bolt Claude Code Codex CLI Crush Cursor Gemini CLI GitHub Copilot Agent Jules Octofriend (process detection only — requires checkProcesses ) opencode Pi Replit Warp Windsurf Zed Example use case Generating LLM-specific error messages or…from github.com

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