Getting started

Install Vibezeo, find your coding agents and open your first workspace.

Vibezeo runs the coding agent CLIs you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and others) side by side, in real terminals or as conversations, on your own subscriptions. The current release runs on Linux; see Engines and platforms.

Install

1. Download the .deb (Debian and Ubuntu) or the .rpm (Fedora) from the download page and check it against SHA256SUMS there.
2. Install it with sudo apt install ./Vibezeo_<version>_amd64.deb, or on Fedora sudo dnf install ./Vibezeo-<version>-1.x86_64.rpm.

First run

1. Have at least one coding agent CLI installed and signed in, the way you use it today. Vibezeo finds it on your login shell's PATH and never touches its sign-in.
2. Open the app and choose Start using Vibezeo. Everything runs on your computer, free, with no account.
3. Add a project folder. The launch grid lists the agents it found: pick one to start it in a terminal, or Terminal for a plain shell.
4. Split right with Mod+D (on Linux, Ctrl+Shift+E while a terminal has focus) and down with Mod+Shift+D, where Mod is Command on a Mac and Ctrl elsewhere. Mod+K opens the command palette.

The Dashboard shows which agents are working and which are waiting for you. Every shortcut is listed in Keyboard shortcuts; engine accounts and usage are in Accounts and limits.