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vibespace
vibespace is a macOS app for running Claude Code and Codex agents in isolated containers that collaborate on your Mac. It is designed for users who want local, visible agent workflows without needing an account.
Overview
vibespace is a macOS app for running AI agent teams on your Mac. The homepage describes it as a way to run Claude Code and Codex agents in isolated containers that collaborate, communicate, and build together while you stay in the loop.
The product is designed around a local, container-based workflow rather than a cloud-only interface. Its docs point users through installation, provider setup, blueprints, and views such as Live Feed, Channels, DMs, Filesystem, Terminals, and Previews, giving you a place to watch agents work and review the output they produce.
Features
Isolated agent containers
Run agents in isolated containers on your Mac so they can work without sharing the same environment.
Multiple work views
Follow agent activity through Live Feed, Channels, Direct Messages, Filesystem, Terminals, Previews, and the Command Bar.
Previewed outputs
See shipped work as live previews, which the homepage describes as forwarding artifacts from the agent container.
Workspace control
Manage vibespaces by pausing and restarting them, and shape how you work inside the app.
Secrets handling
Use the Vault to handle API keys and secrets without losing control of sensitive access.
Use Cases
Prompt-to-shipped workflows
Use vibespace when you want an agent to start from a prompt, spin up a team, and keep you involved as the work progresses.
Reviewing agent work in real time
Use the live views to monitor what agents are doing, inspect their messages, and review previews without leaving the app.
Local build and review loops
Use the filesystem, terminals, and preview views when you need a local workspace for artifacts, commands, and rendered outputs.
Existing-subscription setup
Use the app if you already subscribe to Claude Code or Codex and want to apply those providers inside a Mac-native workflow.
Handling sensitive credentials
Use the Vault when you need to keep API keys and other secrets available to the app without exposing them broadly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Runs on macOS 15+ and is positioned as secure by default.
- Uses Claude Code or Codex, so it fits existing agent subscriptions instead of requiring a separate model ecosystem.
- Supports collaboration views that make agent activity and outputs visible in real time.
- Can be used without an account, according to the homepage.
- Offers an opt-out switch for telemetry via an environment variable.
Cons
- The public site does not provide pricing details beyond a 404 at the pricing URL.
- The documentation preview is helpful, but the available source does not fully describe every workflow step or integration.
FAQ
How do you get started with vibespace?
vibespace is built for macOS 15 and later. The docs say you download the app, launch it, and then connect Claude Code or Codex during setup.
What does vibespace do?
The homepage says vibespace runs Claude Code and Codex agents in isolated containers that collaborate, communicate, and build together on your Mac.
Is vibespace intended for individual use or team workflows?
The public pages position vibespace for a single Mac user who wants to keep AI agents in the loop while they work. The homepage and docs emphasize live collaboration, previews, channels, direct messages, and terminal/file views.
Is there pricing information available?
The site does not list a pricing page at the URL provided. The homepage says the app is 100% free to use and requires no account, while also noting it works with your existing subscriptions.
Can telemetry be disabled?
Yes. The privacy page says telemetry can be turned off by setting `VIBESPACE_NO_TELEMETRY=1` before launching the app.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool
- Platform
- macOS 15+
- Primary use
- Running AI agent teams locally on a Mac
- Model providers
- Claude Code, Codex
- Website
- vibespace.build
- Account required
- No
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