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Avibe

A local-first Agent OS that lets you drive Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode from a browser or chat app while your code, keys and data stay on your own machine.

Avibe

Avibe turns a personal machine into an Agent OS that runs the official Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLIs and lets you reach them from a browser or from chat apps, while code and credentials never leave the machine. A single install script sets up a local workbench where you can chat, inspect files, edit code and run terminal commands in one windowed workspace, alongside apps and pages the agent creates.

It adds durable primitives, run, schedule, watch and inspect, so an agent can start work, wait for the right moment, run in the background, and report back later rather than only acting when someone is typing. Task and watch definitions expose their trigger, agent and session binding, and delivery configuration.

Avibe recommends WSL for Windows users and provides a guide for installing WSL, choosing a terminal, and opening the web interface.

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