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VibeNode — Productivity skill for Claude Code

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A fully local agentic coding environment — interactive session management with voice and mobile support, a hierarchical task board where your roadmap terminates in sessions, and a unified knowledge as.

How to install VibeNode

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open CustomerNode/VibeNode and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What VibeNode does

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README

VibeNode

A development platform for agentic programming. VibeNode runs as a persistent session daemon and a web control plane that together orchestrate parallel coding agents: sessions that are aware of each other and avoid conflicts automatically, a hierarchical task board where your roadmap terminates in working agent sessions, a unified knowledge asset library that brings skills and agents together, plus private mobile access and local voice input. The orchestration layer is backend-agnostic by design; [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/download) is the currently supported backend (see [Supported backends](#supported-backends)). Built by [CustomerNode](https://customernode.com).

![VibeNode homepage showing Sessions, Workflow, and Workforce cards](docs/screenshots/homepage.png)

Why we built this

VibeNode is a full platform for agentic programming — a persistent session daemon, a planning engine, a shared knowledge library, private mobile access, and local voice — built on a backend-agnostic core rather than tied to any one vendor's tool. It solves three problems that anyone running coding agents at scale hits:

**Session sprawl.** Running 8+ coding-agent sessions across terminal windows gets unwieldy fast — especially permission management. Even a three-monitor setup runs out of space. VibeNode runs a *fleet* of agents graphically, not as a wall of terminals.
**Velocity without direction.** Coding agents are powerful, but raw throughput doesn't move a roadmap — sessions drift, work gets duplicated, and there's no connection between what an agent is doing and what you need delivered. VibeNode couples every session to a task plan so every agent is working toward a specific deliverable.
**Scattered, invisible knowledge assets.** Agentic coding tools have landed on two nearly identical concepts — skills and agents — that are really the same thing: a markdown file with instructions, differing only in how they're invoked. The distinction is confusing, a