Avibe

Avibe is a local agent operating system for the coding agents developers already run: Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. It installs with a single shell command and wraps those official command line agents in one runtime on the developer's own machine, adding a browser based Workbench, durable background work, multi agent runs and a way to reach the same sessions from messaging apps. Code, keys and agent processes stay local. It is aimed at developers who want their agents to behave like a colleague rather than a chat window. The Workbench opens Files, Terminal, Editor and agent generated pages as windows in a desktop style workspace, with the conversation kept alongside. The Harness turns an instruction into durable work: tasks run once or on a recurring schedule, and watches respond to pull requests, CI, files, logs and external signals, with every trigger, owner and run kept inspectable. A run graph shows which agent started which, so work can be handed between specialists without losing track of responsibility. Show Pages let an agent build a live dashboard, diagram, report or small app that the user can annotate element by element. Vaults provide secure access to credentials, Skills are shared across agents, and human checkpoints pause work for approval. Sessions are available across the Workbench, Slack, Discord, Telegram, WeChat and Lark, and there is a mobile Workbench. Avibe is open source under the MIT licence, and the site publishes no paid plans or pricing. Users supply their own subscriptions or keys for the underlying agents. Avibe does not provide its own model; it depends on one of the three supported agent command line tools being installed and working locally.