Run them in parallel, from one window.
Works with any agent CLI
A dot per agent: working, waiting, done. A ding when one asks a question.
The diff lives next to the terminal. Click a file, send a note back as the agent's next prompt.
Sessions live on a local server. Split panes, reload, switch devices: everything is still running.
A worktree per agent, live status in the sidebar, and the diff one click away.
vibetree run drives worktrees and agents from any terminal.
An installable web app. Pair with a QR code, check the fleet from anywhere.
Dev server URLs are detected and opened beside the terminal.
.vibetree/hooks runs your setup on create and cleanup on remove.
One click launches your agent command in any worktree.
MIT licensed. Your code and keys never leave your machine.
A desktop and web app for running AI coding agents in parallel. Each agent gets an isolated git worktree with its own branch and terminal, so several agents can work on one repository without stepping on each other.
Any command line agent: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, opencode, or anything else that runs in a terminal. VibeTree gives each one a shell and stays out of the way.
Yes. VibeTree is MIT licensed and developed in the open on GitHub. You bring your own agent subscriptions.
Nowhere. VibeTree runs entirely on your machine: the app, the server, the terminals, and your repositories. There is no cloud component and no telemetry.
Yes. The web app is an installable PWA served by the same local server. Pair by scanning a QR code, then watch terminals, answer prompts, and review diffs from anywhere on your network.
Builds are not yet notarized with an Apple Developer ID. Approve the app once under System Settings, Privacy and Security, Open Anyway, or install with brew install --cask --no-quarantine sahithvibudhi/tap/vibetree.