Vibeless 0.1.0-beta is available
The first public beta of Vibeless ships today. Here is what is in it and what comes next.
Vibeless 0.1.0-beta is available
Today we are shipping the first public beta of Vibeless. It is a desktop app for developers who use AI coding agents and want those agents to stay aligned with their project over time.
What ships in 0.1.0-beta
Spec management. Create and maintain detailed specifications for what your project should build. Specs live alongside your codebase and are versioned with it.
Context documents. Write living documentation that captures architecture decisions, coding conventions, and project constraints. Your agents pull this on demand rather than relying on you to re-paste it every session.
MCP integration. Vibeless exposes its data through a local MCP server. Add the provided hooks to your agent configuration once, and every agent session that follows has access to the right context without manual setup.
Drift detection. The file watcher monitors your working tree for changes and compares them against your active spec. When the implementation diverges from what the spec prescribes, Vibeless surfaces the delta so you can decide what to do with it — update the spec, roll back the code, or accept the change intentionally.
Structured handoff digest. Before ending a session, Vibeless can generate a structured summary of what changed, what decisions were made, and what is still open. This digest feeds directly into the next session so context carries forward.
What is not in this release
Team collaboration — the Team Starter and Team Max plans previewed on the pricing page — annual billing, and the custom integration marketplace are not in 0.1.0-beta. They are on the roadmap.
How to get it
Download from the download page and follow the setup guide in the docs. Start with the Basic plan if you want to evaluate the full feature set.
If you run into anything, reach us via the contact page.