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VibeSpace

A backend-agnostic web workspace for running and switching between many concurrent coding-agent CLI sessions, with a tiling window manager, a structured chat view, a file explorer and a code editor.

VibeSpace

VibeSpace is a web workspace for coding agents that lets a developer run, manage and switch between many concurrent agent CLI sessions from one browser, using a tiling window manager, a structured chat view, a file explorer and a code editor. It drives any coding-agent CLI through a small adapter interface, with Claude Code and Codex supported directly and other harnesses addable by writing one adapter.

Sessions run inside dtach, so they survive server restarts, dropped SSH connections and closed browser tabs, reopening exactly where they were left. Each session can be viewed either as a full terminal or as a structured chat view with rendered markdown, tool and diff visualization, and inline permission prompts, with the same window manager, search and session management working the same way regardless of which agent backend is in use.

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