Your coding agent finally has eyes.
Claude Code writes, runs and checks its own work in a live simulator and browser. You just review. Free and open source.
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Works with the stack you already have, and anything that runs in a terminal or speaks MCP.
Meet
Vibex, a window built for your coding agent. Agents used to work blind and wait for you to run, look and explain. Here Claude runs it, sees it and fixes it. You just review.
From install to your first agent loop in a minute
Three steps, and Claude can see, run and test your app.
Downloading Vibex…
✓ Installed to /Applications
✓ Linked the vibex command
Install with one line
It verifies the release, installs Vibex and links the vibex command. Updates arrive on their own.
Grant once
Setup lists every permission and tool with its live status, and one button to fix each.
~/habits ❯ claude
> run the app and check onboarding
● vibex_run · ● simulator_describe
Open a folder and ask
Each project gets its own window. Claude Code finds Vibex's tools on its own and drives that window.
The old way vs. the Vibex way
The old way: you are the agent's eyes.
It writes blind. You run, look, screenshot and explain.
The Vibex way: it sees for itself.
It runs, sees and fixes its own work. You review.
The iPhone, inside your windowLive
Claude taps by label, not by guessing pixels
No Simulator.app window to lose
Every change, before you commit+18 −2
Syntax-highlighted diffs, side by side
Commit, push, and undo a discard
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Every day, model and project
Read straight from Claude Code's and Codex's own logs on your Mac. Nothing leaves your machine. Open it from the menu bar too.
A skills marketplace, built inskills.sh
emilkowalski/skills · 112K installsInstall
twostraws/swiftui-agent-skill · 34KGlobal
vercel-labs/skills · 4M installsInstalled
Search thousands of skills and install in one click
Global and per-project, side by side
Your preview, next to your codevibex_run
✓ GET /api/habits 200 · 18 ms
browser_console → 0 errors
Claude reads the console so you don't paste it
Claude runs any project for you
From one agent to a team2.0
See which Claude is waiting for you
Every session that needs a yes shows on its tab, in the menu bar and as a notification. One click jumps to it.
A limit per session, a nudge at 80%
Pick a limit or let Vibex learn it from your past sessions. You get a notification before you blow through it.
Two attempts, two branches
Each agent gets its own git worktree. Review the diff, merge the winner, throw the rest away.
Drag to see what changed
Every run saves a screenshot. Compare any two, then copy them side by side into your PR.
Every screen size at once
A small phone, a big phone and an iPad, live and touchable. Run on All installs the app everywhere.
Give Claude new tools in one click
See the MCP servers Claude Code uses, then browse featured ones or search the official MCP registry. Vibex asks for any API key and installs it for every project or just this one.
Free. Open source. Yours.
Vibex is MIT licensed and built in the open. No account, no subscription, no tracking. Read every line, fork it, make it yours.
Use it at work, change it, ship your own build. No strings.
Usage stats are read from logs on your Mac. Updates come straight from GitHub releases.
Native Swift 6 and AppKit. Issues and pull requests welcome.
Questions
Is Vibex really free?
What do I need?
Does it work with Codex or other agents?
What kinds of projects can it run?
Is my code or usage sent anywhere?
Why does macOS warn me when I first open it?
How do updates work?
Give your agent eyes.
Paste this into Terminal. About a minute, free, no account.