Carry discoveries, fixes, and product rules from one AI to the next. With Vibsync, every agent can start from what the team already learned.
See discoveries, fixes, and product rules move from one AI agent to the rest of the team.
Switching agents should not mean restarting the research and explanations. Vibsync carries discoveries and team knowledge to whichever AI works next.
Record the cause an AI uncovered, the fix that worked, and the approaches that failed. Other agents reuse the answer instead of repeating the same trial and error.
Keep terminology, specifications, business rules, customer promises, and the reasons behind past decisions. Fresh agents inherit the domain knowledge that code alone cannot explain.
Share work in progress, ownership, unanswered questions, and files being edited. Catch duplicate work and overlapping changes before another agent begins.
Past knowledge alone is not enough for AI agents to work as a team, and neither is current ownership. Vibsync hands both to whichever agent works next.
Do not leave discoveries and domain knowledge trapped in a temporary chat. Keep them in a form every agent can reuse in later work.
Share the team's current position so duplicate work and accidental overwrites are visible before they begin.
Keep Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and the tools you already like. Whichever AI you open receives the team's knowledge and current position.
Vibsync does more than store information. It gives a fresh agent the team's knowledge and current position, then helps it move forward safely.
onboardA fresh agent receives team learnings, unfinished work, unanswered questions, and active work scopes in one brief.
remember · recallRecord causes, solutions, failed approaches, specifications, and business rules. Other agents continue without repeating the research and explanation.
ask · replyWhen the answer is elsewhere, an agent can leave a question and receive a reply later from another AI or teammate.
tasksShare who owns each task and how far it has progressed so two agents do not unknowingly start the same job.
claim · releaseCheck the files another AI is already working on and coordinate before conflicting edits are written.
Vibsync does not replace your AI tools or code search. It connects the team knowledge and current work that otherwise disappear between them.
One AI can retain preferences and history over time, but another agent or teammate may not inherit that memory.
They find relevant code and dependencies. Business rules and team intent that are not in the code remain a different kind of context.
Across agents and machines, keep discoveries and domain knowledge as long-term team memory alongside questions, ownership, and active work.
See the full comparison and where Vibsync fits →
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Export your team's entire brain as JSON whenever you want. No lock-in, no black box.
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"Multiple developers, each on their own machine, each running their own AI intermittently, coordinating over the network — without collisions — with Git as the source of truth."
Currently in open beta. As we learn from the market, we'll roll out team plans around a Free core. Billing is per active member (user) per month — user count maps precisely to the architecture.
For solos, small teams, and trying it out.
For dev teams using agents every day.
For multi-team orgs and regulated industries.
We bill per user (active member), not per unit of coordination. We carry no inference cost — your agents bring their own model (BYO-provider).
Sign in to the console with GitHub or Google. A team is your shared brain — one per project.
Claude Code and Cursor connect via browser sign-in — no token to copy. Codex and CI connect with a machine token.
From then on, every agent reads and writes the same memory and claims. Whichever tool you run, it already knows.
Vibsync lets one AI agent share the causes, solutions, and product-specific rules it learned with every other agent on the team. It also shares who is doing what, reducing repeated research, duplicate work, and accidental overwrites. Keep using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any other MCP-capable agent you already have.
Just add one MCP endpoint per member. Sign in to the console with GitHub or Google and point your agent at mcp.vibsync.com to connect. There's no new tool for humans to learn.
It's currently in open beta, and the Free plan is available at no cost. A Team plan for larger teams is coming soon. Billing is per user (active member), not per unit of coordination.
Any agent that speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol). Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot (VS Code) connect via browser sign-in; Codex, CLI, and CI connect with a machine token (other MCP clients such as Cline and Windsurf work the same way). It's vendor-neutral, so different agents can share the same team brain.
Vibsync doesn't automatically fetch or clone your source repositories — Git remains the source of truth. However, code snippets or other text you or your agents enter are stored as coordination data (memories, tasks, and the like) and kept until deleted. You can export your data from the console (your account data at any time; a team's brain around deletion).
We are inviting a small number of early teams to use Vibsync in real development and share feedback. You get a direct line to the product team and hands-on onboarding.
Git merges code. Vibsync merges what your agents learn.