Vibespace

VibeSpace

A web workspace for **coding agents**. Run, manage, and switch between many concurrent agent CLI sessions from one browser — with a tiling window manager, a structured chat view, a file explorer, and a code editor.

VibeSpace is **backend-agnostic**: it drives any coding-agent / agent-harness CLI through a small adapter interface. [Claude Code](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code) and [Codex](https://github.com/openai/codex) are supported out of the box; adding another harness is a matter of writing one adapter (see [Backends](#backends)).


Why

Coding agents run in the terminal, one session at a time, and their state is trapped in whatever shell you launched them from. VibeSpace turns that into a persistent, multi-session workspace:

• Many agents at once — tile, tab, and group dozens of sessions across virtual desktops, each one a different agent, repo, or task.
• Survives everything — sessions run inside dtach, so they outlive server restarts, dropped SSH connections, and closed browser tabs. Reopen the page and everything is exactly where you left it.
• Two ways to view a session — a full TUI terminal, or a structured chat view with rendered markdown, tool/diff visualization, and inline permission prompts. Switch per session.
• One UI, any backend — the same window manager, chat view, search, and session management work identically whether the underlying agent is Claude Code, Codex, or something you wire up yourself.

Backends

A backend is any coding-agent CLI, wrapped by a `BackendAdapter` (`src/adapters/`). The adapter owns the launch flags, the streaming/JSON protocol, permission/approval mapping, and session discovery for that tool — everything above it (window manager, chat UI, search, layout sync, file explorer) is shared and backend-neutral.

Backend	CLI	Status
Claude Code	claude	First-class — termi