Getting started with Vibranch
First tree to first feature: about 10 minutes.
- ·Install Vibranch (Mac, Windows, or Linux).
- ·Have one AI CLI ready — Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI.
- ·First tree to first feature: about 10 minutes.
Create a project
Open Vibranch and create a new project. Point it at the folder where your code lives — new or existing.
Break your idea into a tree
One node = one thing you'd ask the AI to do at once. Add a node per requirement and nest the details underneath. Seeing the whole tree is how you catch gaps before the AI does.
Attach images or references to nodes (optional)
Drop a screenshot, mockup, or reference onto any node. It travels with the prompt when you send it.
Send the prompt
Hit Send on a node. Vibranch turns it into a clean Markdown prompt (attached images included) and sends it to your AI CLI in the terminal — Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI.
Run in parallel, get completion alerts
Send different branches to different agents at the same time. Vibranch pings you when each one finishes, so you don't have to watch the terminals.
Set status: In progress / Testing / Done
Color-code each node as you go. At a glance you always know what's built, what's being tested, and what's still missing.
All Done = your MVP
When every node is green, the spec you started with is shipped. That's your MVP.
- Agent won't connect
- Make sure your AI CLI (Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI) is installed and runs on its own in a terminal first. Vibranch drives the CLI you already have.
- Prompt won't send
- Check that a node is selected and your agent's terminal is open and ready for input. Re-send once the agent is back at its prompt.
- Something else?
- If you're stuck, don't leave quietly — ask in Discord and we'll help.
Join our community
Hop into our Discord to share feedback and connect with other users and teams.