avibe-bot/avibe

What it solves

Avibe is a local-first "Agent OS" designed to prevent AI agents from being trapped in a single terminal on one machine. It allows users to run official AI agent CLIs (like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode) on their own hardware while accessing and steering them from any device via a web browser or various messaging apps (Slack, Discord, Telegram, WeChat, Lark).

How it works

Avibe acts as a management layer that runs locally on your machine. It connects to the official agent CLIs via stdio and routes your commands from the browser or chat apps to the agent. It uses secure tunnels (via avibe.bot) for remote access without requiring public inbound ports or VPNs. Your code, API keys, and agent processes remain on your local machine, while the control plane is handled by the avibe.bot service.

Who it’s for

Developers who want the power of professional AI coding agents but need the flexibility to monitor and steer them from their phone or other devices without sacrificing data privacy or being locked into a cloud-based agent platform.

Highlights

• Multi-surface access: Reach your local agents through a dedicated browser Workbench, Slack, Discord, Telegram, WeChat, or Lark.
• Agent Harness: Provides durable primitives to run, schedule, watch, and inspect background tasks.
• Show Pages: Agents can generate live web pages (flowcharts, dashboards, reports) that users can comment on and iterate upon directly.
• Agent Registry: Support for multiple official backends (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) with the ability to switch agents mid-conversation.
• Local-first security: Data and execution stay on the machine; the remote tunnel only brokers identity and handshakes.
• Vaults: A system for managing secrets that prevents secret values from being included in agent responses.