The desktop app for Mistral's Vibe.

A browser, a vault, a handbook and a live preview: everything Vibe needs to get real work done, while you stay in charge.

Free and open source (MIT).

One task, start to finish

  1. Vibe Work new chat in recipe-box showing Accept edits, Large 4 and thinking off by name.

    1Ask

  2. Command approval card showing a shell loop that checks the local hiking app’s pages and assets with curl.

    2Approve what you can read

  3. Changes view with app.js diff, Keep file and Revert file controls, and the sent rain-label comment.

    3See every change

  4. Vibe Work Commit dialog for main, showing a drafted message, source files and the neutral Demo author.

    4Commit; you push

Built around the agent

New-vault form with masked key and password fields and Remember on this computer selected.

Use a key. Keep it yours.

  • Your Mistral key goes into an encrypted vault.
  • Vibe gets a placeholder. The real key stays in Vibe Work.
  • You allow the agent to use a secret or a saved login by name. The values stay in your vault.
Hiking notes beside a Wikipedia page, with App preview and web tabs and the browser Stop control.

Watch it use the web.

  • The agent opens pages in its own tabs, reads and clicks while you watch.
  • You can press Stop at any time.
  • Pages on your local network stay closed to the agent.
Vibe Work showing the Trail Weather project handbook beside the chat, with plans and archive links.

The project, beside the chat.

  • Keep plans, notes and decisions in the project’s handbook.
  • Open a page beside the conversation.
  • Send a section back to the agent as context.

You decide what the agent
may do for you

Vibe Work Browser settings showing Close tabs you opened set to Ask me and a link to Vault permissions.
  • Read the exact command or file changes before you approve.
  • Allow a project secret once, or always for that project.
  • Allow a saved login for a particular site, and revoke it when you choose.
  • Confirm the remote and branch yourself before a push.

Your project secrets. Your saved logins. Your choice.

More in the app

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  2. 2

    Install Vibe. Add your key.

    Vibe Work offers to install Vibe, then you paste your Mistral API key into the vault.

  3. 3

    Pick a folder. Type your first message.

    Your session starts when you send it.

Requirements Windows 10 or 11 (x64), macOS 11 or later (Apple silicon), or Linux (x86_64). A Mistral API key and an internet connection.

On Linux, the .deb declares its WebKitGTK 4.1 dependency. On Windows 10, the installer adds WebView2 if needed.

Read more on GitHub