Most of building with AI agents is spent alone, watching a terminal scroll. Vibelika is a small isometric town for people who code with AI — and other engineers are actually in it. Start a focus timer and sit in a cafe with others doing the same. Your agent's status floats above your head: working, thinking, needs you. When Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode asks for permission, the card shows up in the game. You answer it there, without going back to the terminal. macOS, completely free.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I build with AI agents all day. And most of that time isn't typing,
it's waiting. Waiting for a task to finish, alt-tabbing back to see
if it needed something, watching a terminal scroll.
Two things bothered me about that.
First, the waiting was dead time. It's not focused work and it's not
a break either. Second, it was lonely. Everyone I know is doing the
exact same thing at the exact same time, and none of us can see each
other doing it.
So I built Vibelika. It's a small isometric town you can be in while
your agents work. You start a focus timer, sit in a cafe, and other
people are actually there doing the same thing. Your agent's status
floats above your head (working, thinking, needs you) so the room can
tell who's deep in it and who's stuck.
The part I use most is the permission prompts. When Claude Code, Codex
or OpenCode asks to run something, the card appears in the game and you
answer it there. No alt-tab.
It's a native macOS app, and it's completely free. Not freemium, free.
I'd genuinely love to hear whether this kind of thing appeals to you,
or whether it sounds like a distraction. Both are useful.
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the way permission prompts from Claude Code pop up as cards inside the cafe scene is such a clever move, turns the worst part of agent workflows into something you actually want to engage with
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Honestly the floating agent status above your avatar is such a nice touch, finally feels like coding with claude code isn't just you alone in a void. Tried it in a cafe with a few others and it actually made me want to keep going.
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Finally something that makes solo coding with agents feel less isolating. Loved seeing the permission prompts pop up inside the cafe instead of having to tab back to my terminal constantly.
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the permission prompt showing up as a card in the game instead of bouncing you back to the terminal is genuinely clever, that tiny detail removes a real interruption.
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@emircan1143 Exactly, that was one of the biggest reasons I built it. It sounds like a tiny change, but keeping you in the same flow instead of constantly pulling you back to the terminal makes a surprisingly big difference. thanks for your comment
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the way the agent's status floats above your avatar as a little status bubble is such a thoughtful touch, turning an abstract terminal state into something you can actually see across the cafe.
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the way permission prompts from Claude Code pop up as cards inside the cafe scene is such a clever move, turns the worst part of agent workflows into something you actually want to engage with
Honestly the floating agent status above your avatar is such a nice touch, finally feels like coding with claude code isn't just you alone in a void. Tried it in a cafe with a few others and it actually made me want to keep going.
Finally something that makes solo coding with agents feel less isolating. Loved seeing the permission prompts pop up inside the cafe instead of having to tab back to my terminal constantly.
the permission prompt showing up as a card in the game instead of bouncing you back to the terminal is genuinely clever, that tiny detail removes a real interruption.
@emircan1143 Exactly, that was one of the biggest reasons I built it. It sounds like a tiny change, but keeping you in the same flow instead of constantly pulling you back to the terminal makes a surprisingly big difference. thanks for your comment
the way the agent's status floats above your avatar as a little status bubble is such a thoughtful touch, turning an abstract terminal state into something you can actually see across the cafe.