Open as many real terminals as you want, tile them into workspaces, and run your AI agents side by side. One quiet, crafted window.
VibeDeck
acme-api
milo@deck ~/code/acme-api claude > add cursor pagination to the orders endpoint ● Added limit and cursor params to the handler. Edited src/api/orders.ts, ran 1 shell command ● Tests pass. Pagination holds across page boundaries. Ran 1 shell command > add a rate limiter to the orders API ● Added a token-bucket limiter, 100 req/min per key.
npm run dev VITE v6.0.3 ready in 412 ms Local: http://localhost:1421/ Network: use --host to expose press h + enter to show help 10:24:01 page reload src/App.tsx 10:24:18 hmr update src/api/orders.ts
git status On branch feat/orders-pagination Changes not staged for commit: modified src/api/orders.ts modified src/client.ts npm test -- orders PASS src/api/orders.test.ts ok returns the first page ok follows nextCursor to page two ok stops at the last page 24 passed, 24 total 1.84 s
node server.js listening on :8787 10:24:02 GET /api/orders 200 18ms 10:24:02 GET /api/orders?cursor 200 12ms 10:24:05 POST /api/webhooks 200 41ms 10:24:09 cursor page 2 served 10:24:14 GET /healthz 200 2ms 10:24:31 GET /api/orders 200 15ms
Wire your agents into the services you already use
Add a token in Settings and new terminals inherit the matching environment variables. Tokens live in the OS keychain, never on disk.
Most of the screen stays quiet onyx. Purple only marks what is live, selected, or actionable, so your work is the only thing that glows.
VibeDeck
acme-api
milo@deck ~/code/acme-api claude > the coupon total is wrong at checkout, trace the pricing path ● Mapped the cart, pricing, and tax modules. Read 9 files, ran 4 shell commands ● The discount is subtracted in cart.ts and again in totals.ts. Read 3 files ● That double-applies any coupon on the subtotal. Read src/checkout/totals.ts ● Extracted a single price resolver. Wiring the callers to it. Edited 5 files, ran 2 shell commands ● Removed the duplicate discount in totals.ts. Edited src/checkout/totals.ts ● Added a regression test for stacked coupons. Edited src/checkout/totals.test.ts ● All 41 pricing tests pass, including the new one. Ran 1 shell command 41 passed, 41 total 0.92 s Want me to open a PR with the fix?
What it does
Every tile is a true pseudo-terminal driven by portable-pty. PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash, WSL, and PowerShell 7 behave exactly like the real thing.
milo@deck ~/code/acme-api claude > add cursor pagination to the orders endpoint ● Added limit and cursor params to the handler. Edited src/api/orders.ts, ran 1 shell command ● Wired the API client to pass the cursor through. Edited src/client.ts ● Tests pass across page boundaries. 24 passed, 24 total 1.84 s
Split any terminal right or down, drag the dividers to resize, and fill the deck with 2 or 20. Every resize refits cleanly, so full-screen TUIs never break.
Group terminals into named workspaces in the left rail. Switch between projects and every terminal keeps running where you left it.
Keep reusable command and prompt snippets in the right-side library. Drag one onto any terminal to paste it, or click to drop it into the active session.
VibeDeck checks for new versions and can download, install, and relaunch straight from the sidebar. No reinstalling by hand.
Pick up where you left off. Restore rebuilds the workspace in place, or open a fresh copy in a new workspace if the old one misbehaved.
Never lose your place
When a Claude session ends, VibeDeck prints the exact command to resume it. The Resume picker rebuilds a whole workspace in place and quietly hides anything older than 48 hours.
Grab the installer for Windows. It is a small, signed setup, around 2.3 MB.
Run the setup and launch VibeDeck. Your default shell loads into the first terminal automatically.
Open terminals, tile them, drop in a skill, and bring your agents into the deck.
Bring every terminal and agent into one calm deck.
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