Desktop workspace for parallel-running programming agents
VibeiDE is a desktop application designed to schedule multiple programming agents simultaneously. It supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, allowing tasks to be queued across multiple projects so that they can run in parallel. Each result will be paused until you review it before being merged.
The interface is quite interesting: By default, it displays in “Office View,” where each task is represented by an agent sitting at a workstation, with a real-time task card displayed above their head. When switched to the Grid View, each workstation turns into a terminal window. Each project has its own unique color, making it easy to distinguish between tasks when there are many of them. If an agent is busy, they can still add another task to the queue; even if they are interrupted, they can pick up where they left off without losing any context.
Currently, it is available as a macOS application, offering a 14-day free trial without the need to link your credit card. It is ideal for independent developers and small teams who need to manage multiple projects simultaneously. The prerequisite is that you are already using Claude Code or Codex; this tool does not provide models on its own.