Getting Started

Vibeless is a desktop application. There is no npm package or CLI to install. The app runs a local MCP server that your AI editor talks to directly.

Step 1 — Create an account

Sign up at accounts.vibeless.pro/sign-up. Vibeless tools all run locally — no credits are consumed by tool calls. Credits meter only the AI features (100 credits is $1 of usage — see pricing for what each plan includes).

Step 2 — Download the desktop app

Go to vibeless.pro/download and grab the installer for your platform. Vibeless ships as:

• Windows — 64-bit installer (Windows 10 or later)
• macOS — DMG for Apple Silicon or Intel (macOS 13 or later)

Run the installer. Everything the integration needs ships inside the app — no separate package manager step.

Step 3 — Open a project

Launch Vibeless and sign in with the account you created in Step 1.

Click New Project, give it a name and a goal statement, then point it at a local repository directory on your machine. Vibeless will scan the directory and build an initial knowledge graph.

Step 4 — Connect your AI editor

For Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, the connection is fully automated — you never hand-edit a config file or copy a token:

1. With your project open, go to Project Settings → Connected Agents.
2. Find your agent's row. If it shows Detected, click Install.
3. A confirm dialog lists exactly which files Vibeless will create or modify. Click Confirm.
4. Restart your editor (or open a new session) so it picks up the new MCP config.

The installer writes the MCP server entry, a per-project auth token, and the default context hook for you. Using a different MCP-aware editor? See the manual setup section in MCP & Hooks.

Step 5 — Verify the connection

Restart your editor so it picks up the new server. Then ask your agent:

Call vibeless_get_project_context and tell me what project I have open.

If the response describes your active Vibeless project, the connection is working.

Next steps

• Features — what Vibeless tracks and detects
• MCP & Hooks — agent setup, hooks, and the full tool list
• MCP Tool Reference — inputs and outputs for every tool