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Try Vibezeo without installing it

This is Vibezeo's real interface, built for the browser. The agents and terminals in it are simulated: they follow a script, nothing runs, and nothing you type leaves your browser. In the app they're Claude Code, Codex and the other agents you have installed, on your own machine and your own plan.
Launch the demoDownload for Linux

Best on a laptop or desktop screen.

Launch the demo: Vibezeo's Code mode with Claude Code done, Codex at work, a shell, and Gemini CLI waiting on you in another workspace.

In five steps

What to try

  1. 01Send the message that's waitingThe agent reads the code, edits two files and asks before running the tests.
  2. 02Answer the approvalAllow once, allow for this thread, or deny, right in the conversation.
  3. 03Open ChangesReview every file the turn touched, with its diff.
  4. 04Press Ctrl2 for Code modeAgents and a shell in split panes. Type help in the shell.
  5. 05Press CtrlKThe command palette: every action, searchable.

The real app

And the download, as it runs

The Vibezeo desktop app in Code mode with four shell panes over its own repository: the git history, htop, vim open on the Claude Code hook handler, and a cargo test run with 271 tests passing.
Vibezeo 0.12.0 · LinuxFour real terminals over Vibezeo's own repository: git history, htop, the Claude Code hook handler in vim, and a passing test run.

See it run

Watch it run (1 min)

Every shot of the app is a screen recording of the first Linux release, 0.1.0; the changelog lists what each release since has added. The terminal part plays at 2.3× speed (marked on screen), and the live-status scene is an illustration. 0:08 A new tab finds Claude Code on the machine. 0:14 Four terminals over Vibezeo's own repository: htop, the test suite and vim. 0:34 The app is killed with kill -9. 0:36 Relaunched, the layout comes back.