Vibe

What is Vibe?

Vibe is Mistral AI’s unified agent for long-running, multi-step work across productivity tasks and coding. It combines the former Le Chat experience into one product and one license, carrying over conversations, settings, and plans.

In Work Mode, Vibe handles tasks such as inbox catch-up, calendar-aware planning, research, document drafting, structured analysis, and recurring workflows. In Code Mode, it works on software tasks from a dedicated web surface, a VS Code extension, the CLI, or third-party triggers, with sessions that can run remotely and continue until a reviewable pull request is ready.

Key Features

• Work Mode for multi-step tasks: Plans tasks before execution and works across connected tools to complete long-range work with progress streamed during the run.
• Enterprise knowledge search: Grounds responses in sources such as Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, Slack, GitHub, and custom connectors or libraries.
• Structured data analysis: Reads databases or uploaded spreadsheets, then surfaces patterns, anomalies, and signals with charts and dashboards inside the conversation.
• Document and report synthesis: Drafts deliverables in Canvas and supports outputs such as briefs, reports, RFP responses, and board decks that can be pushed to Notion, SharePoint, or email.
• Scheduled and reusable workflows: Supports one-time or recurring runs and reusable skills for repeatable processes.
• Code Mode for remote coding sessions: Starts coding agents from the web app, with GitHub connection, project management, isolated sandboxes, diff inspection, and reviewable pull requests.
• VS Code and CLI support: Extends the coding agent into VS Code and the Vibe CLI, with open files, line ranges, @mentions, session controls, and /teleport between terminal and cloud.

How to Use Vibe?

Start in chat.mistral.ai or the mobile app, where existing Le Chat plans, history, and settings carry over into Chat mode. Choose Work Mode for research, analysis, drafting, and recurring business tasks, or Code Mode for coding sessions and pull-request workflows.

For coding, connect GitHub, start a session from the web app, editor, or CLI, then review the agent’s plan, permissions, and diffs as it works. For work tasks, connect the relevant documents, mailboxes, apps, or database sources, approve the plan, and let Vibe run until it finishes and notifies you.

Use Cases

• Inbox and calendar catch-up: Summarize missed messages, gather the needed context, and draft a status update or next steps from a morning of administrative work.
• Research and reporting: Pull information from connected knowledge sources, synthesize it into a brief or report, and prepare it for review in Canvas.
• Spreadsheet or database analysis: Ask for trends, anomalies, or signals in structured data and review charts or dashboards directly in the conversation.
• Recurring business workflows: Run prompts on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence for tasks such as status summaries, report generation, or internal updates.
• Coding from request to pull request: Build features, fix bugs, refactor code, and produce reviewable changes using the web app, VS Code extension, or CLI.

FAQ

Does Vibe replace Le Chat? Vibe is the new unified experience, and the page says Le Chat users keep their plan, history, and settings in Chat mode.

What modes are available? The page highlights Work Mode for productivity tasks and Code Mode for coding sessions.

Can Vibe work with third-party tools? The content mentions connectors and integrations with tools such as Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Linear, plus custom connectors or libraries.

Can coding sessions run remotely? Yes. Code Mode sessions run in an isolated sandbox and can continue while your machine is off.

Alternatives

• General-purpose AI assistants: Similar chat-based tools can help with writing, research, and task planning, but may not combine a dedicated work mode with a coding mode and remote agent sessions in one product.
• Coding agents and AI IDE extensions: Tools focused on code completion, refactoring, or pull request workflows may offer similar developer workflows, but they may not include the broader work automation features described for Vibe.
• Workflow automation platforms: Automation tools can schedule repeatable processes and connect apps, but they typically do not provide the same conversational planning, document drafting, and coding surfaces in a single agent.
• Enterprise search and knowledge tools: Search products can ground work in company content, but they usually stop at retrieval rather than planning, drafting, analysis, and execution across multiple steps.