Vibe Console

Every coding agent. One native Mac window.

Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and five more side by side, with a code editor, Source Control and live usage limits built in.

macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · Signed & notarized · 14-day free trial

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Start Claude Code

Five terminal windows, a separate editor, a git client and a usage tab. Or one window.

  • Five terminal windowsUp to 10 terminals per project, in tabs or a grid
  • A separate editorA tabbed code editor next to your agents
  • A git clientSource Control: diffs, commits, branches, stashes
  • A usage tab in the browserClaude Code and Codex limits in the notch

Eight agent CLIs. One Start button.

Pick an agent, press Start. Each terminal can run a different one, so Claude Code can build while Codex reviews.

Works with the CLIs you already use

  • Claude Code logoClaude Code
  • Codex logoCodex
  • Grok Build logoGrok Build
  • Gemini CLI logoGemini CLI
  • GitHub Copilot CLI logoGitHub Copilot CLI
  • Cursor CLI logoCursor CLI
  • Qwen Code logoQwen Code
  • Kimi Code logoKimi Code

You bring the CLIs and your own accounts. Vibe Console starts them, lays them out and keeps them per project.

Up to 10 terminals per project

In tabs, or in a grid up to 3×3. Pick a layout.

Run a whole team of agents.

Talk to one manager agent. It writes the brief, splits the work into tasks and hands them to a tech lead, engineers, a designer and QA, each in its own git worktree. Watch it on a live org chart, then review every change before it lands.

Team2 working

Tasks

  • #1 Plan the checkout flow

    Done· tech-lead

  • #2 Build the payments API

    In review· engineer-1

  • #3 Build the cart UI

    In review· engineer-2

  • #4 Write checkout tests

    Assigned· qa

  • #5 Polish empty states

    Done· designer

Every seat runs any of the 8 agents:

  • Claude
  • Codex
  • Grok
  • Gemini
  • Copilot
  • Cursor
  • Qwen
  • Kimi
How the Agent Team works →

Everything around the agents, built in.

Read what they wrote, commit what you keep and see how much of your limit is left, without leaving the window.

A code editor next to your terminals

Tabs, syntax highlighting, folding, bracket matching and a git gutter. Images, PDFs and video open in a preview.

Usage limits in the notch

Claude Code and Codex usage rings in the notch and toolbar, with reset times and pace. Hover or tap the notch.

Source Control

Review diffs, stage and commit, fetch, pull and push. Manage branches and stashes, and see and remove worktrees.

Files you can hand to your agent

Browse, create, rename and trash files. Drag a file or image into a terminal to give it to the agent.

  • Skills for Claude Code and Codex
  • Saved Prompts, pasted in one click
  • Eight themes, glass and your own colors

Your agents.
Your toolkit.

A curated selection of tools for leaner workflows, better interfaces and lasting memory. The app adds Security and Development categories, and you can add your own skill repositories.

Works with Claude Code and Codex.
Download free trial

Install only what you need. Your existing skills stay yours.

Skills

Interactive preview
RTKCompress tool output
HeadroomCompress context
CavemanShorter replies
PonytailWrite less code

Keep the useful output. RTK trims noisy Git commands, searches and build logs before they reach your coding agent.

Explore RTK

Choose a tool to see what it brings to your workflow.

How it compares.

Terminals, an editor and git usually come from different apps. Here is where each one stops.

Vibe Console compared with Warp, iTerm2, Ghostty and Termius
FeatureVibe ConsoleWarpiTerm2GhosttyTermius
Native app, not ElectronYesYesYesYesElectron
Starts 8 agent CLIs from one pickerYesRuns them, no pickerNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature found
Agent team: a manager hands tasks to other agentsYesParallel agentsNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature found
Terminal grids per projectUp to 3×3Split panesSplit panesSplit panesSplit view
Built-in code editorYesLightweightNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature found
Built-in Source ControlYesDiff reviewNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature found
Live Claude Code and Codex usage limitsYesNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature foundNo equivalent built-in feature found
Price$29 onceFree + paid plansFreeFreeFree + $10/mo Pro

Based on each vendor's public documentation as of September 2026. A dash means we found no equivalent built-in feature. Features change often; corrections to support@vibeconsole.dev. Trademarks, including the agent names and logos on this page, belong to their owners; no affiliation implied.

Why you can trust Vibe Console

  • Native Swift

    SwiftUI and AppKit, not Electron. Universal for Apple Silicon and Intel.

  • Signed and notarized

    Notarized by Apple, so it opens with a double-click and no security warning.

  • No telemetry

    No analytics, no tracking. The app doesn't watch what you do.

  • Stays on your Mac

    The app never uploads your projects, files, prompts or settings.

  • 7-day money-back

    Not for you? Email us within 7 days for a full refund. Refund policy

Pay once. No subscription.

Try every feature free for 14 days. If you keep it, one $29 license covers up to 3 Macs, and your license never expires.

Your license key arrives by email; paste it in Settings, License. Prices in USD, payments handled by Polar.

Vibe Console License

One-time

$29USD, once

  • Use on up to 3 Macs
  • All features included
  • Keep every version released in your first year
  • Signed & notarized native macOS app
  • Email support

Covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Questions, answered.

Something else? Write to support@vibeconsole.dev.

Give your agents one window.

Free for 14 days. $29 once if you keep it.