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fastestdevalive/vibe-station — parallel orchestration tool for coding agents

fastestdevalive/vibe-station is a local-first tool that runs multiple coding agents in parallel, each in its own Git worktree, and manages them from a single place.

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fastestdevalive/vibe-station is a local-first tool that runs multiple coding agents in parallel, each in its own Git worktree, and manages them from a single place.

GitHub description: A hub for vibe-coding with all Agent CLIs in one place talking to each other and working towards same or different Goals

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fastestdevalive/vibe-station is a local-first orchestration tool that runs coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode in parallel, each in its own Git worktree. It is written in Rust and has been released under the Apache-2.0 license. The repository README presents it as a hub that gathers multiple agent CLIs in one place so they can work toward the same goal or toward different goals.

According to the README, a desktop app, a browser view, and a command-line tool share a single daemon that shows work status and changes. It also explains that it offers per-agent run configuration, delegation to sub-agents, and chat output along with terminal sessions. Remote access from a mobile phone is included as well. The README states that it runs locally without accounts, cloud services, or remote telemetry. It is a setup focused on managing the work of multiple agents side by side, each in its own space.

The provided information records no latest release, and the repository creation date is May 3, 2026. Therefore, the feature description that can be confirmed at present rests on the README, and no evidence of actual usage results or stability is given. The described features and the maturity of the product cannot readily be treated as the same thing, and until a follow-up release or usage evidence is confirmed, it is more appropriate to read it as the scope of the tool that the README presents.