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Symvibe
Run your AI coding agents on one infinite board
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Run your AI coding agents on one infinite board
50 followers
Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other CLI agents side by side on an infinite board. Hypervibe brings real terminals, agent status, teams, voice control and live previews into one native Mac app. Use the agent accounts you already have. macOS 14+, Apple Silicon.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Lucio, the maker of Symvibe.
Running several coding agents is easy. Keeping track of what each one is doing gets messy fast: terminals in different tabs, a browser somewhere else, and notes disconnected from the work.
Symvibe puts that work on one infinite board on your Mac. Each agent runs in a real terminal, using its own CLI and your existing account. You can put Claude Code, Codex and Gemini side by side, then arrange the workspace around the task.
A few things to try:
- See which agents are working or need your attention.
- Keep live web previews, a kanban and notes beside your terminals.
- Group agents into teams and coordinate the board by voice.
- Keep project memory close and push it to an agent when you choose.
Symvibe is built for macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon. Agent subscriptions are separate. Dictation is transcribed on your Mac; voice planning and spoken replies use hosted services.
I'd love to hear from people already juggling several agents: what makes you lose track of the work, and what would you want to see on your board?
Thanks for taking a look. I'll be here to answer questions.
Lucio
What makes me lose track: three agents on the same repo, each in its own git worktree, and no quick way to see which branch each one is on or whether its tests pass. The branch name and the last test result on each card would cover most of it for me. (On Windows here, so I can only watch for now.)
@etienne_lescot1 Thanks, this is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping for. Symvibe already tracks git per repo: the current branch, pending changes and ahead/behind sit in a corner pill, and there’s a branches card to switch or create branches right on the board. What it doesn’t do yet is break that down per agent when each one lives in its own worktree, which is the setup you’re describing.
That’s the next step for the git side, and branch plus last test result on each card is the right shape for it.
Mac only for now since it’s fully native, but I’m counting your Windows vote.