VibeAround
Keep your vibe coding agents around.
87 followers
Keep your vibe coding agents around.
87 followers
From desktop to mobile, from browser to messaging, VibeAround keeps local coding agents connected, reachable, and ready to work. Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and more side by side with provider profiles, all routed through one API Bridge. Chat from Telegram, Slack, Discord, Feishu/Lark, WeChat, DingTalk, WeCom, QQ Bot, or web chat; use a browser terminal, handover sessions, and share remote previews.
Free
Launch Team / Built With
Render: Get up to $100K in startup creditsThe fastest way to launch and scale your startup in the cloud
Promoted
@curiouskitty
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.
@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.
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?
@talwesingh Thanks and good question! A few key differences:
VibeAround doesn't require any official subscription — your agent runs locally with your own API key, so it works with third-party providers too. And it's not limited to Claude — 7 agents supported, switchable mid-conversation.
Beyond IM chat, you also get a web terminal (full shell in any browser, with tmux support) and live preview (your agent's dev server rendered on your phone through a short-lived link). These surfaces don't exist in a single-agent remote control setup.
As for OpenClaw — different focus. OpenClaw is a general-purpose personal assistant; VibeAround is built specifically for coding workflows with dedicated features like web terminal, live preview, session handover between devices, and agent switching.
@jazzenchen Okay, I see. Yea web terminal is actually pretty sweet. Will give this a go
@talwesingh Awesome, let me know how it goes! If you run into anything during setup, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.