VibeWorkspace

About

VibeWorkspace exists because agent-driven development scatters across tools: agents run in terminal tabs while the developer context-switches to a browser, an API client, and a database GUI, re-typing everything the agents need to know. It consolidates those surfaces — multi-agent chat (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, OpenCode, Cline, or any CLI), browser preview, HTTP client, SQL/NoSQL/cache/vector DB clients, and visual git staging — into one workspace where observed context feeds agent prompts directly, one prompt can fan out to several agents, and one agent can be @mentioned to review another's output. Named channels organize human-agent communication, terminals persist across restarts with auto-restart, and everything stays local with no cloud tracking. Solo developers and small teams replacing tmux/VS Code/Postman/TablePlus combinations use it; it is a paid desktop app ($10 lifetime launch pricing) rather than open source.