Free
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For coding with Claude Code, Codex or opencode.
- Switch agents in one chat, with context carried over
- Free models or your Claude / ChatGPT plan
- Review file edits and Git diffs
- Terminal and app previews beside your chat
Viby runs Claude Code, Codex and opencode on your own subscriptions, with files, diffs and a terminal beside the chat.
What should we build in invoice-api?
Works with
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Three steps, and I handle the setup.
One installer. On the first launch I download my engine once, about 76 MB, so there is no Node.js or PATH to set up.
One free Viby account. You sign in once, in your browser, with GitHub, Google or an email code.
Free models work right away. If you already use Claude Code or Codex, I sign in to the same plan from the app. Then open a project folder and ask.
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Everything I need to do the work, and everything you need to check it.
Each edit I make lands in Changes as a diff you can read before you keep it. Files, a terminal, git and a browser open in tabs next to it.
I find Excel, Word, Power BI and Blender on your computer and give every engine the tools to work in them. Office and Power BI need Windows.
Pick a level per project and I write the real permission settings for the engine that runs. Try the menu.
The ring in the composer opens the whole window: messages, tools, connectors and free space. Estimates are marked with ~.
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Code for free. Go puts your agents to work in your desktop apps.
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For coding with Claude Code, Codex or opencode.
$9/month
Everything in Free, plus work inside your apps.
AI model usage follows your provider's pricing and limits. Desktop apps must be installed; Excel, Word and Power BI require Windows.
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These come up the most.
Yes. Free includes all three engines and the coding workspace. Go adds work in Excel, Word, Power BI and Blender for $9 a month. AI model usage follows your provider's pricing and limits.
No. Free models work without a key. For Claude or ChatGPT models, sign in with the account you already have, right from the app.
No, I run them. I start the real CLIs, so your plan, project instructions and MCP servers keep working like they do in the terminal.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. The macOS build for Apple Silicon is available as an early preview. Linux is coming soon.
Yes, a free one. You sign in once, the first time you open the app.
It stays on your computer. Chats and settings live in your user folder, and code goes only to the model provider you pick.
Open a folder and ask.
Switch agents mid-chat, context and all.
Free to start · Windows and macOS