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Getting Started

Download the Vibeless desktop app, open a project, and connect your AI coding agent.

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 vibeless.pro/sign-up. The free tier includes a $3 onboarding credit so you can try the LLM-backed tools without entering payment details upfront.

Step 2 — Download the desktop app

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

  • Windows — MSI or NSIS installer
  • macOS — DMG (requires macOS 10.15 Catalina or later)

Run the installer. The app installs a local MCP server binary alongside itself — no separate package manager step is needed.

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

Once the app is running and a project is open, wire your AI editor to the Vibeless MCP server.

Claude Code — add to your claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vibeless": {
      "command": "vibeless-mcp-server",
      "args": []
    }
  }
}

Cursor — open Settings > MCP and add a new server entry using the same binary path. The binary is located in the Vibeless install directory (check the app's Settings panel for the exact path on your machine).

See MCP Hooks for a full list of supported editors and config snippets.

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.

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