Connect Vibe Seller to WorkBuddy

Once it's connected, you can ask WorkBuddy to create Vibe Seller tasks, follow their progress and answer their questions.

Two things to get ready first:

1. An API key — see First: create an API key. Right after you create it, the dialog shows your server address and a ready-made WorkBuddy config;
2. WorkBuddy itself, installed from workbuddy.cn (China) or workbuddy.ai (international).

Connect

In the appCommand line / config file

1. Open Experts · Skills · Connectors in the left column and switch to the Connectors tab.

   

2. In the Custom connectors area, click + Add MCP under MCP Server Management to open the editor.

   

   

3. Copy the JSON from the dialog's In the app tab, paste it into the editor and click Save. The editor starts with an empty {"mcpServers": {}}, so Ctrl+A then Ctrl+V works.

   

   If the editor already lists other servers, don't select-all-replace

   Selecting all and replacing would delete those servers too. Add just the "vibe-seller": {…} entry inside the mcpServers braces, then save.

4. Back in the list, click Trust on vibe-seller. It enables and the list reads 32/32 tools enabled.

   

   

The file is ~/.workbuddy/mcp.json — on Windows %USERPROFILE%\.workbuddy\mcp.json. Write the JSON from the dialog's In the app tab into it, save, reopen WorkBuddy and click Trust in the list. The block looks like this:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vibe-seller": {
      "url": "http://localhost:7777/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer vst_…"
      }
    }
  }
}

Check it works

Start a new chat and ask how many stores are in vibe-seller right now?. If it names your stores, you're connected.

Change or remove

To pause it, flip the switch off in the list. To remove it, click + Add MCP again, delete the "vibe-seller": {…} entry in the editor and save.

Next

See What you can ask for what to say once you're connected, and Examples for full walkthroughs.