What is Avibe

Avibe is the local-first Agent OS. One install command turns your own machine into the runtime an AI agent lives in, and you operate that agent from a browser Workbench or any chat app. Coding is the first strong workload — not the product boundary.

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The model

Think of Avibe as the layer between your machine and the way you already work:

• Substrate — your own machine becomes the place the agent runs and lives.
• Inhabitant — an official first-party agent (Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode) is the partner living there.
• Interface — you talk to it from a browser Workbench, or from Slack, Discord, Telegram, WeChat, and Lark.
• Access — vibe remote gives that machine a public address through the avibe.bot tunnel, so you can reach it from anywhere.

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What makes it different

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Local-first, and yours

Your AI partner, its execution, your keys, and your data stay on your own machine. avibe.bot only issues identity and a secure tunnel — it never proxies your data. This is an architectural stance, not a setting.

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One substrate, every first-party agent

Avibe drives the official Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode directly — not a cut-down embedded copy. Bring your own subscription or API keys, switch agents per task, and never get locked into one vendor’s silo. → Claude Code · OpenCode · Codex

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It keeps its own timeline

The Agent Harness gives your partner durable primitives — run a job, schedule a time trigger, watch a condition, inspect history — so it can act without you pressing a button. → Commands

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It can show, not just tell

Show Pages let the agent hand you a live web page — a dashboard, a diagram, a diff, a report — reachable from your phone through the same tunnel.

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Where to go next

• Install and run: Quickstart
• What stays on your machine: Local-first
• One thread, one session: Thread sessions
• Reach it from anywhere: Remote UI
• The bigger picture: Vision