Agentforce Vibes IDE Licenses and Permissions

Agentforce Vibes IDE is accessed through a user-based license and works with the Identity or the Free Limited Access licenses.

Licenses for Editions

The number of Agentforce Vibes IDE licenses available depends on the Salesforce edition.

Salesforce Edition	Agentforce Vibes IDE Users
Professional	10
Enterprise	40
Unlimited	100

The number of Agentforce Vibes IDE licenses in a Trial org depends on the Salesforce edition.

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Licenses for Add-ons

The number of Agentforce Vibes IDE licenses associated with add-ons are:

Add-on	Agentforce Vibes IDE Users
Developer Pro Sandbox	5
Partial Copy Sandbox	10
Full Sandbox Add-On	15

Additional Agentforce Vibes IDE user licenses are available as a part of a scratch org add-on purchase. Each scratch org add-on gives you one Agentforce Vibes IDE user license. For more information, see Salesforce Add-on Pricing.

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User Permissions

Users need the View All Data permission to use Agentforce Vibes IDE. This permission can be enabled via a user’s profile or permission set.

Pool Utilization Model

Agentforce Vibes IDE operates on a pooled utilization model where the total hours available for each org is calculated as 25 × the number of licenses.

Salesforce Edition	Agentforce Vibes IDE Users	Total Usage Hours per Month
Professional	10	250
Enterprise	40	1,000
Unlimited	100	2,500

Agentforce Vibes Hours

Unused hours don’t roll over—they expire at the end of each month.
Hours are pooled together with other active Agentforce Vibes subscriptions in the same customer account and must be used before the subscription’s end date.

How pooling works

Each customer account has a unique Account Number. If you have multiple Accounts, each one tracks hours separately.
The total available hours at any given time is the sum of all active subscriptions with unexpired hours.
Hours are first used from the subscription that expires the soonest.

Additional details

To get more hours, you’ll need to purchase additional subscriptions.
These limits are contractual (not technical), so it’s the Customer’s responsibility to track usage and enforce limits.
Salesforce may review usage at any time.