Vibex brings Agent sessions, source code, Git, terminals, an embedded browser, desktop automation, and provider configuration into one focused workbench. The desktop runtime stays in control of Agent processes, session history, workspace files, Git, PTYs, providers, and permissions. A native mobile client and a terminal client let you monitor and steer those same sessions remotely, while an optional self-hosted Relay carries only encrypted frames.
No Vibex-hosted workspace is required. Your repository, credentials, and durable session state remain on the machines you choose.
Features
Every Agent, one workbench
Run Claude Code, Codex, ZCode, OpenCode, and any ACP-compatible Agent side by side. Vibex installs, updates, authenticates, and scopes each runtime, then keeps every session in the same timeline. You can create Agent sessions in Vibex in GUI or TUI mode, whichever you prefer.
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Agent teams and goals
The main Agent can delegate work to child Agents on its own, or hand a task to a specific child Agent at the right moment under your guidance. Any Agent Harness that Vibex supports can be a delegation target, which makes cross-Agent delegation possible.
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Parallel worktrees and Git review
Every session can have its own worktree, so concurrent Agents never get in each other's way. Vibex also ships the everyday Changes and Commits workflow, so you can see what an Agent changed in real time at a glance.
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Shared Providers and a local gateway
Configure a model Provider once and share it across Agents. A route group can hold several model Providers at once, fail over between Providers or models, and translate between OpenAI Chat, OpenAI Responses, Anthropic Messages, and Gemini — so an Agent that only speaks its own protocol can still reach models from other protocols.
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Terminal, browser, and computer use
The Vibex editor can hold files, the terminal, and the browser at once for reading and editing. Agents can also drive the Vibex browser to browse the web, and computer use lets them control the machine — while you watch, approve, and stop them from a dedicated panel.
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Your phone, same session
Pair an Android or iOS client (neither is on the app stores yet) with the desktop or a remote instance. Read the same timeline, answer approvals and questions, send follow-ups, browse files and diffs, and use the terminal — vibe coding from anywhere.
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Vibex TUI
The whole workbench in a terminal: sessions, streaming Markdown, approvals, the queue, settings, and pairing. It ships inside every desktop package, works over SSH and tmux, and can attach to the desktop runtime already running on your machine.
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Remote runtimes, your rules
Run Vibex as a remote instance on another machine over SSH or inside WSL2, or self-host vibex-server behind HTTPS, a Tailnet, or your own Relay. The desktop, phone, and TUI stay clients; the remote instance serves everything.
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Markets, context, and previews
Install MCP servers and Skills from in-app markets, write reusable Prompts, and scope each resource per Agent. Read Markdown, PDFs, Office documents, and images in the workbench, with split panes, full-screen previews, and a workbench background that is yours.
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Also in the box:
- Global search and command palette — one search across sessions, settings, and quick actions.
- Usage statistics — tokens and cost by Agent, project, provider, model, and time range.
- Notifications and unread state — know when an Agent finishes, fails, or needs input.
- Session archive — keep finished work out of the sidebar without losing its timeline.
- Auto-updates — on by default, verified against a signed release manifest.
- Themes and workbench backgrounds — twenty built-in themes, custom JSON themes, and still or animated backgrounds.
- And more shipping every week — the changelog.
Supported Agents
Vibex uses the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) as the online Agent transport. An Agent's identity and capabilities stay separate from the protocol used to connect it. Works with any ACP-compatible agent — if it speaks ACP, it runs in Vibex. Agents that ship their own TUI can also run in their native terminal mode directly inside Vibex.
Built-in presets include Claude Code, Codex, ZCode, and OpenCode. The ACP catalog also includes Antigravity, Cline, Codebuddy, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Devin, Grok Build, Hermes, Kimi Code, Pi, DeepSeek Harness, and more. Availability is checked against the installed runtime, provider configuration, and live capability probes.
You can also register any ACP-compatible executable with its command, arguments, environment, and display metadata. Adding an Agent does not require a new UI or a second vendor-specific session protocol.
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