Avibe

Avibe gives Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode a shared browser workspace while their processes run on your own machine. It's for people who want to manage coding agents, keep background work going, and review results away from their desk. The software is free and open source under the MIT license; you supply your own agent subscriptions or API keys.

The Workbench puts files, an editor, and a terminal beside the conversation. Agents can create interactive dashboards, reports, diagrams, or small apps as Show Pages. You can annotate an element or screenshot and send that context back to the same agent for revisions.

Tasks can run once, repeat on a schedule, or respond to changes in pull requests, CI, files, and logs. Resumable sessions retain their context and transcripts. A run graph shows how agents delegate work and where results return, while a shared Skills library carries workflows across projects and agents.

The same sessions are accessible through Slack, Discord, Telegram, WeChat, and Lark / Feishu. A mobile Workbench supports push notifications and approvals. Optional remote access uses avibe.bot for sign-in and a secure tunnel; local use doesn't require an avibe.bot account.

Local execution doesn't mean local inference. Requests go to the AI provider you choose, though OpenCode can use local or OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Code, project data, keys, and agent processes remain on your machine, but agents may send code in provider requests. Voice dictation sends audio and surrounding text through avibe.bot to speech and text-processing providers.