Vibezeo 0.4.0
Linux (x86-64). macOS and Windows are next. Like 0.3.0, this build runs the Free plan on your computer, with no account and nothing sent to our servers.
Plan limits in this build (Free): 4 live panes, 3 workspaces, one thread at a time, one account per engine, threads with Claude Code and Codex, and one teammate besides Lead.
Added
Teammates.Agent mode now holds named teammates that run on the engines you already use.
Each has a brief, notes it remembers between chats (within a budget you set), skills it can read, and chats you can come back to. After a turn, a teammate can suggest what to remember, for you to keep or discard. Teammates can search their past chats and send each other mail. Lead is made for you, and Free includes one teammate besides Lead.
LinuxFind work."Find work…" in the command palette (Ctrl+K) finds an open pane or thread from a description such as "the login tests" and takes you to it.
The search runs on your computer.
LinuxYour data.Settings › Privacy exports your data to a zip (every table as JSON, teammates' memory and skills, your notes), leaving out engine sign-ins and secrets.
It can also delete Vibezeo's data from this computer; engine sign-ins stay unless you tick "Also remove engine sign-ins".
LinuxYour shortcuts.Settings › Shortcuts lists every app shortcut and records new keys.
It says when a combination is already used, with Swap, and refuses keys the system or text editing owns. Ctrl+/ shows the shortcuts in effect.
LinuxUsage."Usage…" in the workspace menu shows 12 weeks of tokens per day, per engine and per account, read from Claude Code's and Codex's own logs on your computer.
LinuxWhat's new.From the next update on, the app shows once what changed in it.
(0.3.0 kept no record of what you'd seen, so this update shows nothing.)
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Fixed
The plan at the foot of the left rail says FREE. In 0.3.0 it said OFFLINE, which read like a connection problem; this build simply runs Free.
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Security
A teammate's memory, skills, roster and mail reach its engine marked as data to read, never as instructions to follow.
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