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VibeAround
Chat with your local AI coding agent from any IM or browser
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Chat with your local AI coding agent from any IM or browser
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VibeAround is a lightweight Tauri desktop app that gives you two ways to reach your local AI coding agent from anywhere: chat from your daily IM (Telegram, Slack, Discord, Feishu…), or a browser-based web terminal with tmux support. Works with 7 agents including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex CLI — all speaking ACP over stdio. Hand sessions between terminal and phone with /handover + /pickup, switch agents mid-conversation, Preview dev servers and markdown remotely and on your phone.
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Current security model:
All tunnel URLs are gated by a pairing-code auth flow — browsers must verify ownership via a connected IM channel before getting access.
Channel plugins run as isolated Node.js subprocesses responding only to configured users.
Agents communicate over stdio via ACP, no network ports exposed.
For teams with stricter requirements （Still in the design phase.）
The current version is designed as a single-machine desktop app. For team/enterprise use, the plan is to move away from Tauri distribution and run VibeAround as a containerized service — on-demand sandboxed containers per user, with session history and environment persisted as blobs in the org's own infrastructure.
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@maya_elor Thanks!
The phone is designed as a flexible, lightweight complement. When you're away from your desk, it gives you a way to tap into the most capable coding agents — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex — that otherwise only live in a terminal.
I've been using it daily myself. For single-agent tasks, once you get used to the chat-style interaction, the experience is almost on par with desktop. However, IM has its limits — you're working within chat bubbles, and multi-agent workflows aren't as fluid there. That's exactly why I added the web terminal as an option.
Each channel plugin uses the platform's native SDK and rendering features (Telegram's markdown, Slack's blocks, etc.) rather than a lowest-common-denominator layer.
Interesting to note this is a Tauri App - Have you considered electron js as an alternative?
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@dhruba_patra Yes, I considered Electron early on. Went with Tauri mainly because the core is a Rust daemon managing agent processes and tunnels over stdio — having the backend in Rust natively made the architecture much simpler. The smaller binary size (~15 MB vs 150 MB+) was a nice bonus.
I like the idea in general. But how does this differentiate compared to Claude remote control. Or you could also just text your openclaw, right?