✦ The picturephone for coding agents

Your Claude Code, on the videophone.

Your Claude Code session joins your Google Meet. You talk; it builds.
You install once. Everyone else in the call installs nothing.

Download the Mac beta Already in Claude Code? Give this to your agent →

Apple Silicon Mac · Claude Code required · open-source beta · ~3 min to first call

✦ Sit in on a call — press play

VIBECONFERENCING · MODEL /VC-1 CHANNEL 01

youyou

🙂Coltrane

—A real call, scripted — press play to sit in.

00:00 ON AIR 🎤🎥⏻

▶

sit in on a call · ~20s

two people, a giant emoji, and a shared whiteboard = happiness
a scripted taste — press play

things you say out loud

“Make the change” “Show us the diff” “Put it on the board” “Go quiet”

▸ or watch a real, unscripted call (2 min)

A transcript later is useful. A first version now changes the meeting.

macOS · Apple Silicon · signed & notarized · open source

everything else, only if you want it ↓

✦ Set it up — three beats

Open a Meet→/join-call→Admit

1Install the app — download the DMG, drag to Applications. It wires up the Vibeconferencing MCP when Claude Code is installed — restart Claude Code once so it connects. (No Claude Code yet? Install it first.) Allow Mic + Camera (and Automation to auto-find your Meet).

2Open a Google Meet — in Chrome, Brave, or Safari. A new meeting or a calendar one, whatever you're in.

3Run /join-call from your project — the configured agent profile finds the Meet and asks to join. Admit it, then just talk. Say "we're done" when it should leave.

Using Codex (or another MCP agent)? one manual setup step → · full quickstart

✦ Bringing the agent

You install the app once, connect Claude Code, and run /join-call. One-time setup, then one command per meeting.

✦ Everyone else in the call

Nothing to install. No account, no download — just admit the agent when it knocks, and talk.

✦ Hand it to your agent — paste, it does the rest

Already have Claude Code open? (Codex works too, with a manual MCP step.) Hand the setup to your agent — paste this, even mid-call:

Read https://docs.vibeconf.app/agent and get yourself into my Google Meet.
Make sure the Vibeconferencing app is running and the `vibeconferencing` MCP
is connected (run /mcp and reconnect if it isn't). Then /join-call the Meet
I have open using the configured profile. Knock, and I'll admit you.

Already living in MCP-land with slashvibe-mcp? You're exactly who this is for — the app wires a vibeconferencing MCP right alongside it.

The page is written to be agent-legible — humans read vibeconf.app, agents read docs.vibeconf.app and onboard themselves.

✦ What the beta actually does today

Claude Code required	yes
macOS beta · Apple Silicon	yes
Voice + emoji face in the call	yes
Shared whiteboard the agent writes to	yes
Codex & other MCP agents	manual MCP step
Cursor	not yet
Call receipt	share-card prototype

✦ What's recorded, and where it goes

It's meeting software, so here's the whole picture up front. Captions and voice are processed on your Mac; your agent receives the meeting context it needs to take part. One beta caveat, stated plainly: remote log shipping — which can include transcript text — currently ships ON. Turn it off in App Settings (the next release defaults it off). Nothing is hidden — every permission and data path is in the open-source repo.

✦ Open source · friends-and-family beta

Rough edges are on the record. Source, releases, and issues live on GitHub — releases · run from source · report an issue.