VibeAround is a lightweight Tauri desktop app that gives you two ways to reach your local AI coding agent from anywhere: chat from your daily IM (Telegram, Slack, Discord, Feishu…), or a browser-based web terminal with tmux support. Works with 7 agents including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex CLI — all speaking ACP over stdio. Hand sessions between terminal and phone with /handover + /pickup, switch agents mid-conversation, Preview dev servers and markdown remotely and on your phone.
Intent
I need it when
Access local coding agents remotely via web, mobile, or messaging without moving execution to vendor cloud
VibeAround exposes local agent sessions through Web Chat, Web Terminal, messaging channels (Telegram, Slack, Discord, WeChat, etc.), and short-lived preview links. Agents remain on the user's machine; VibeAround provides the remote access layer via its own tunnel.
Manage and launch multiple AI coding agents from a single interface
VibeAround provides a unified desktop launcher and dashboard to start Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi Agent, and other agents side-by-side without switching between terminal windows. Users can save agent profiles, workspaces, and sessions for quick resumption.
Organize coding work by project and resume agent sessions across multiple workspaces
VibeAround groups agent sessions by workspace (project directory), stores session history, and supports session resumption and handover. Users can switch between projects and resume prior conversations without restarting agents.
Integrate AI agents into team workflows via messaging platforms
VibeAround supports channel plugins for Telegram, Feishu/Lark, Discord, Slack, WeChat, DingTalk, WeCom, and QQ Bot, allowing teams to chat with local agents through familiar messaging apps without exposing credentials or moving execution off-machine.
Use multiple AI model providers with a single agent without vendor lock-in
VibeAround bridges API shapes across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini endpoints, allowing agents to work with DeepSeek, Kimi, DashScope, xAI/Grok, MiniMax, NVIDIA NIM, and custom endpoints. Users pay provider APIs directly instead of agent subscription fees.
Drop
Not a fit when
User needs cloud-hosted agent execution; VibeAround is local-first and keeps execution on the user's machine
User requires vendor-managed remote access without self-hosting; VibeAround requires explicit tunnel configuration
User wants a single unified agent interface without managing multiple CLI tools; VibeAround is a launcher/aggregator for existing agents
User needs enterprise SaaS support and managed infrastructure; VibeAround is open source with community support only
User cannot run desktop applications; VibeAround requires macOS, Windows, or Linux desktop installation