tmux for AI Agents — Orchestrate multiple AI coding agents (Codex, Gemini, Claude) in parallel with one command.

🔄 Vibe-Switch

tmux for AI Agents — Orchestrate multiple AI coding agents in parallel with one command.

🤖 AI Agents: If you are an AI coding assistant, see docs/ai-skill.md for the machine-readable command reference and orchestration guide.

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Why Vibe-Switch?

Whether you are running commands yourself or letting an AI orchestrator dispatch agents on your behalf, managing multiple AI agents is a cognitive nightmare. If you are a developer using Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI simultaneously, you often face:

• Terminal Overload: Dozens of open windows for different tasks.
• Context Loss: Manually copying files and diffs between agents to "hand off" work.
• Process Chaos: Forgetting which agent is working on which branch or how to stop them all.

Vibe-Switch provides a unified CLI to orchestrate multiple agents in isolated environments with seamless context handoff.

Install

npm install -g vibe-switch

Or install from source:

git clone https://github.com/brianjhang/vibe-switch.git
cd vibe-switch
npm install
npm run build
npm link

💡 After installing, the CLI command is vibe (not vibe-switch). Both vibe and vibe-switch work, but all examples use vibe for brevity.

Quick Start

1. Run Multiple Agents

Start different tasks with different agents in one line:

# Backend task with Gemini
vibe run "Implement JWT authentication middleware" --agent gemini

# Frontend task with Codex
vibe run "Build a responsive login page with React" --agent codex

2. Check S