Vibe Coding IDE

Vibe coding with many AI agents in one workspace.

VibeWorkspace is a vibe coding IDE where you see all AI coding agents working across multiple projects and multiple features at the same time.

$10 lifetime7-day trialmacOS · Windows · Linux
VibeWorkspace workspace overview
Claude CodeClaude Code
CodexCodex
GeminiGemini
AmpAmp
OpenCodeOpenCode
ClineCline
any CLI+ any CLI
Vibe Coding

A vibe coding workspace for developers who ship with AI agents.

Vibe coding works best when your prompt, terminals, browser errors, database results, HTTP responses, file changes, and AI diffs stay together. VibeWorkspace turns that AI-assisted loop into one focused desktop workspace instead of scattered terminal tabs and browser windows.

workspace

Create a workspace

Create a named workspace for your project, then configure and launch multiple AI agents in parallel.

agents

Run AI in parallel

Use Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cline, or any terminal CLI across multiple projects.

review

Approve the diff

Inspect AI-generated changes, resolve conflicts, and keep control before code touches your repo.

ship

Keep context alive

Resume projects, terminals, browser state, database context, and agent sessions without rebuilding your workspace.

Concept & Problem

AI coding CLIs broke the moment we started using more than one.

Terminal tabs, browser previews, dashboards, databases, HTTP requests, and GitHub reviews all scatter your context. VibeWorkspace puts the loop in one place.

Concept and Problem visualization
before

20 windows

Floating terminals, browser tabs, DB clients, HTTP clients, logs, and chat tools.

after

1 workspace

Every project and agent session lives in a persistent, named workspace.

price

$10

Lifetime access. No subscriptions. Start with a 7-day full trial.

saved

50+ min

Less tab hunting, fewer restarts, and no copy-paste context loops.

Limitations

The terminal is powerful, but it was never built for AI prompts.

Resolve conflicts across AI agents
Conflict resolution workflow
01

The terminal is a second-class citizen

It cannot host the browser, DB, HTTP client, multiple chat, notification agent, resolve conflict git, cherrypick, and 50+ more

02

CLI input was not built for AI

Single-line prompts miss rich text, drag-and-drop files, image previews, screenshots, and annotations.

03

Parallel agents are unmanageable

When many agents run across many repos, knowing who is running, waiting, done, or stuck becomes a job by itself.

AI-Native Workflow

Your AI sees everything you see.

Console errors, network calls, SQL results, AI diffs, file changes, and screenshots are one click away from your agent. No context lost between tabs.

Choose any agent in any terminal
same Tuesday, fixed

Context moves through the workspace

Browser preview, HTTP response, DB result, terminal output, and editor changes can feed into Claude, Codex, Gemini, or another CLI without copy-paste.

Multi-CLI Orchestration

One prompt. Many agents. Every project.

Fire one prompt at many agents at once, @mention another agent for review, and monitor every project from a single command center.

run 4 agents at once

Claude builds, Codex reviews, Gemini documents, Cline refactors

Per-agent badges show who is running, waiting, or done. Ask Codex to review what Claude shipped without switching windows.

Multiple projects and workspaces
Ambient Companion

Your agent pet lives on top of every app.

Byte floats above your browser while agents work in the background. It runs during processing, celebrates when done, and a single click snaps you back to VibeWorkspace with the diff ready to review.

Interactive Simulator
Feature Demo

Select a prompt and click Run Agent. Watch the pet monitor execution on top of the browser, react dynamically, and click it to focus the IDE when finished.

Pet State:💤 Idle — floating
App Focus:🌐 Web Browser
VibeWorkspace — Fix TypeError: cart.it
active
Cart.tsx
types.d.ts
Checkout.tsx
40 export function CartPage() {
41   const { cart } = useCart();
42   return (
43     <div className="cart-items">
44       {cart.items.map(item => (
46         <CartItem key={item.id} item={item} />
47       ))}
48     </div>
49   );
50 }
Terminal — claude-codebash
$ vibe-workspace --run-prompt
Terminal idle. Click 'Run Agent' to start.
Chrome — developer.mozilla.org
🔒https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/map

Array.prototype.map()

The map() method of Array instances creates a new array populated with the results of calling a provided function on every element.

const array1 = [1, 4, 9, 16];
const map1 = array1.map((x) => x * 2);
// Output: Array [2, 8, 18, 32]

Note: Calling map() on an undefined value throws TypeError.

💤 Ready for prompts!
Features

The workflow upgrades developers ask for after their second AI agent.

01

Desktop Agent Pet

An ambient companion sitting on your screen that reacts to prompts, displays processing animations, and jumps directly back to the workspace app when a task finishes.

02

Multi-Agent Terminals

Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Amp in dedicated terminal tabs with custom colors and status indicators.

03

Flexible Terminal Layouts

View terminals in 2x2 grid, side-by-side columns, rows, or single fullscreen mode.

04

AI Activity Logs

Real-time activity feed showing terminal completions and AI-generated files across all projects with one-click navigation.

05

AI Session Continuity

Close and reopen the app while AI terminals keep prior conversation scrollback, resume actions, and auto-restart options.

06

Multi-Project Workspace

Work on multiple projects simultaneously with instant switching and preserved workspace state per project.

07

Smart File Explorer

Real-time file tree with type icons, gitignore filtering, search, and right-click context menus.

08

Visual Git Changes

See staged, unstaged, and untracked files at a glance and stage individual files with a click.

09

Git Worktrees

Run multiple branches of the same repo side-by-side, each with its own files, terminals, and dirty state.

Comparison

Replace 5 paid tools. $10 once.

tmux, VS Code, Postman, TablePlus, Sublime Text — every tool in your dev stack lives in its own window. VibeWorkspace fuses them into one workspace with AI built in.

FEATURE
VibeWorkspace
$10
lifetime
tmux + iTerm
Free
terminal only
VS Code
Free
editor only
Postman
Free
or $14/mo
TablePlus
$99
one-time
Sublime Text
$99
one-time
Multiple terminals at once
Persistent terminals (survive restart)
Flexible terminal layouts (split, grid, tabs)Basic
Parallel multi-CLI agents (Claude, Codex, Gemini)Manual
Smart notifications when agent finishes
AI session continuity (resume across restarts)
Activity feed across all projects
Terminal record & replayManual
Developers

Built for people who already live with AI agents open all day.

The UX feels focused and intuitive. I can keep my AI sessions, browser, and project context together instead of rebuilding the workspace every morning.

Lam LaiDeveloper

Running Claude Code and Codex across multiple projects used to mean a desktop full of terminal tabs. VibeWorkspace makes the setup manageable.

Tony Tin NguyenTech Partnership Lead

I use AI to assist with coding every day. A persistent workspace with terminals, diffs, database, HTTP, and browser context is exactly what my workflow needed.

Nam TranFullstack Software Developer

The first workspace that makes multiple AI agents and projects feel organized instead of chaotic.

Hoang PhanDeveloper
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is vibe coding?

Vibe coding is a fast AI-assisted development workflow where developers describe intent, run AI coding agents, review generated changes, and keep shipping without constantly switching tools. VibeWorkspace gives that workflow one workspace.

What is the best vibe coding IDE for multiple AI agents?

VibeWorkspace is built for vibe coding with multiple AI agents. It keeps Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, OpenCode, Cline, terminals, browser context, HTTP requests, database queries, and AI diffs in one desktop workspace.

What AI agents does it support?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, OpenCode, Cline, bash, zsh, and custom commands. If it runs in a terminal, it works in VibeWorkspace.

Does it work on Windows and Linux?

Yes. VibeWorkspace is planned for macOS, Windows, and Linux with full terminal support and project-level persistence.

Is there a subscription?

No. The launch offer is $10 lifetime when you are ready, with a 7-day trial ($0 for 7 days with full feature access) to start.

Can I use local AI models?

Yes, if your local model has a CLI. Run Ollama, LM Studio helpers, or any custom local agent as a terminal command.

What databases does it support?

The workspace is designed for SQL, NoSQL, cache, vector, and specialized engines, with schema browsing and query results available to your AI context.

Support & Feedback

Contact Me

Have a question, feedback, or need help?

If you run into any issues, have feature requests, suggestions, or just want to share your experience with VibeWorkspace, feel free to reach out directly.

Start Building Faster

Give your AI the whole dev context.

Your editor, terminals, browser, HTTP client, and database all in one window. Try the 7-day trial. $10 lifetime when you are ready.