Windows terminal for AI teams

One terminal.
A whole team of AI agents.

Run, orchestrate, and review parallel AI coding agents in a single Windows terminal workspace.

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Free and open source under GPL-3.0 — every feature included, no account required.

VibeLink Showcase
0Parallel panes
0Terminal themes
0Native MCP tools

What's inside

One product.
Three superpowers.

● LIVE Terminal Workspace

Parallel panes.
Zero window juggling.

Split one Windows terminal into up to 12 panes across 9 grid templates, theme every session, and drive it all from the keyboard or CLI.

  • 9 grid templates from 1×1 to 6×2, up to 12 panes
  • Multi-workspace sessions with hover sidebar drawer
  • Panel split, tab, maximize, swap, drag, and connected resize
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VibeLink 2 by 2 terminal grid
VibeLink terminal themes

● PRO Kanban Orchestrator

Tasks in.
Shipped work out.

Assign tasks to panes from a live Kanban board, inject prompts automatically, and watch agents report their own progress back to the column.

  • Kanban Orchestrator with pending, assigned, in-progress, done columns
  • Task-to-pane assignment with automatic prompt injection
  • Pane progress reporting with cli task note and cli task done
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VibeLink Kanban Orchestrator

● PRO Hermes AI + MCP

An agent that runs
your other agents.

VibeLink connects to your installed Hermes Agent over ACP stdio, streaming transcripts and approvals while session-scoped MCP tools orchestrate panes and tasks.

  • System-installed Hermes Agent connected over ACP stdio
  • Streaming transcript, tool calls, permission approvals, model selection
  • 19 session-scoped native MCP tools for panes and task orchestration
  • Task git snapshots, isolated worktrees, and diff viewer
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VibeLink Hermes MCP orchestration

How it works

Three steps.
From prompt to diff.

01

Open a workspace

Split into a grid from 1×1 to 6×2. Keep every agent visible.

02

Assign or delegate

Send tasks to coding panes directly or hand them to VibeLink Agent.

03

Review the diffs

Agents report back with task status, snapshots, worktrees, and diff context.

Free & open source

The full app is free.
Support development only if you want to.

GitHub Sponsors

Optionally support ongoing maintenance and new development.

Optional

Features are identical in every option.

Sponsoring supports the work; it does not unlock extra features.

Sponsor on GitHub

Microsoft Store

Get the same Windows app with automatic updates through Microsoft Store.

₩9,900supporter build

Features are identical in every option.

The Store adds automatic updates only; the code and features stay the same.

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FAQ

Questions.
Straight answers.

Is VibeLink really free?

Yes — all of it. VibeLink is free and open source under GPL-3.0. Grids, sessions, panes, themes, profiles, capture, CLI control, and the full Agentic Layer (Kanban, Hermes, MCP tools, worktrees, diffs, role labels) are all included. Nothing is locked and nothing expires.

What does the GPL-3.0 license mean for me?

You can use VibeLink for any purpose, personal or commercial, study and modify the source code, and share copies. If you distribute a modified version, it has to stay under GPL-3.0. The full source lives at https://github.com/JSCOP/vibelink-app.

Why does the Microsoft Store version cost money when the app is free?

The Store edition (₩9,900) is the same code with the same features — buying it funds development and adds automatic updates through the Store. Downloading from GitHub or this site stays free.

How can I contribute?

Open issues and pull requests at https://github.com/JSCOP/vibelink-app, or back development through GitHub Sponsors at https://github.com/sponsors/JSCOP. Sponsoring never unlocks extra features — everyone runs the same app.

Do I need an account?

No. VibeLink runs fully without signing in. A Moobang account is optional and only used to file bug reports from inside the app.

Is it Windows only?

Yes. VibeLink is a Windows desktop app; macOS and Linux are not supported.

Does it work with Claude, Codex, and OMP?

Yes. VibeLink ships profiles for Claude, Codex, OMP, Shell, PowerShell, and CMD.

What is Hermes?

Hermes Agent is installed and updated separately from VibeLink. VibeLink detects your Hermes install, connects over ACP, and registers workspace MCP tools per session for panes, tasks, and progress.

About VibeLink

The Windows terminal
built for AI agent teams.

VibeLink is a Windows desktop terminal for running parallel AI coding agents side by side. Split a workspace into grids of up to 12 panes, keep Claude, Codex, and OMP sessions visible at once, and switch among 28 themes, 6 built-in profiles, and 26 remappable actions — all free, with every feature included, from the download page.

The Agentic Layer adds a Kanban Orchestrator that assigns tasks to panes, tracks progress, and captures git snapshots, isolated worktrees, and diffs for review. Your system-installed Hermes Agent connects over ACP to coordinate panes through VibeLink's 19 session-scoped MCP tools.

VibeLink is free and open source under GPL-3.0. The source code lives on GitHub, and development is funded through GitHub Sponsors and a paid Microsoft Store edition — the same code and features, plus automatic updates.