Project task queues
Create separate queues for each project and set per-provider parallel-task limits. Additional requests wait until a provider slot becomes available.
VibeiDE
VibeiDE is a desktop workspace that queues and orchestrates Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode tasks across projects. It helps developers run agents in parallel, preserve sessions, and review completed work from one place.
AI coding agent orchestration in a desktop workspace
VibeiDE is a local desktop workspace for coordinating installed Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode coding agents across multiple projects. It gives each project a queue, runs tasks in parallel within configured provider limits, and keeps activity and task history in one workspace.
The product is designed around review rather than unattended completion: each task has its own session and saved conversation, and finished work waits for inspection before it is marked reviewed or done. Developers can monitor work in Office or Grid views, resume sessions, and use optional mobile control to queue and review tasks remotely.
Core features
Parallel agent monitoring
Run Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode tasks in parallel, then switch between Office and Grid views to monitor active work.
Saved sessions and review
Give each task its own terminal and saved conversation. Resume a task later, send a follow-up in the same conversation, and review its summary, changed files, and test results.
Plan council and Turbo mode
Use two planning agents to prepare and challenge a plan before handing it to execution, with separate planner and executor limits.
Provider usage visibility
Track provider-reported five-hour and weekly usage windows, including current usage and reset times, from the workspace.
Optional mobile control
Pair a phone by QR code to queue, watch, and review tasks while the desktop computer remains awake. Mobile control is optional and uses outbound HTTPS.
Practical use cases
Managing several coding projects
Split maintenance, feature, and documentation requests across project-specific queues. Tasks can run concurrently while each result remains tied to its project for later inspection.
Running parallel development work
Queue independent fixes or implementation requests and let provider limits control concurrency. Use the Office view for a visual overview or Grid for a less animated monitoring layout.
Checking a plan before implementation
Use Plan council to have one agent draft a plan and another challenge it before execution. This suits changes where a second pass on the approach is useful before code is written.
Remote task follow-up
Pair a phone with the desktop app to add a task, follow progress, and review a finished result away from the keyboard. The computer must remain awake while the task runs.
Organizing freelance or founder workflows
Keep client or independent-builder work separated by project, with saved conversations and reviewable outputs instead of relying on untracked terminal sessions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Queues tasks by project instead of requiring manual tracking across terminal tabs.
- Supports parallel Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode work with configurable provider limits.
- Preserves task conversations and results for later review and follow-up.
- Provides distinct Office and Grid monitoring views plus optional phone control.
- Includes planning, execution, provider-usage, and Git worktree tools around the agent workflow.
Cons
- It requires separate Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode accounts or API keys; provider usage is not included.
- The desktop computer must be running for local work, and mobile control requires an awake computer.
- Linux support is experimental rather than fully validated.
FAQ
What is VibeiDE?
VibeiDE is a desktop workspace for orchestrating installed Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode agents. It organizes work through project queues, live activity, saved conversations, and completion review.
Does VibeiDE include model or provider usage?
You bring your own Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode account or API key. VibeiDE does not include provider usage, and each provider bills usage and applies its own limits separately.
Which platforms does VibeiDE support?
VibeiDE is supported on macOS and Windows. Linux is available as an experimental build, while macOS is the fully validated platform described in the product guide.
How are tasks and agent sessions handled?
Each task can start in a fresh session, with its conversation saved when the terminal closes. Tasks can be resumed later, and completed results remain available for review before they are marked done.
How does VibeiDE pricing and cancellation work?
The 14-day trial requires no card. Personal monthly and yearly plans can be canceled at any time, while the lifetime plan includes future updates. Provider subscriptions and model usage are separate from VibeiDE pricing.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer tool / AI coding agent orchestrator
- Supported agents
- Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode
- Platforms
- macOS and Windows supported; Linux experimental
- Workflow
- Project queues, parallel tasks, saved sessions, and completion review
- Provider billing
- Bring your own provider account or API key; usage billed separately
- Trial
- 14 days free with no card