Vibemeet

Select a problem on screen and ask an agent directly, keeping the question inside the work already in progress.

Select, then ask—without leaving the work already in motion.

Many questions exist in one small part of the screen: an error line, a diff, a chart, a component in a design, a foreign sentence, or a detail in a client message that is difficult to describe. The traditional workflow asks a person to stop, copy text or take a screenshot, switch windows, reconstruct the context, and only then ask the question.

The problem may be small, but the switch interrupts both work and thought. Vibemeet is designed around removing that interruption.

The Screen Is Already Context

Press ⌥⌘S, select a region of the screen, enter a question, and hit Return. Vibemeet sends the selection and prompt to an existing local Claude Code or Codex installation, then presents the response beside the current screen.

Notice a problem → Select it → Ask → Understand in place → Continue working

The user does not first need to translate visual material into a complete written description. The selection already establishes “what I am looking at”; the prompt only needs to express “what I want to understand.” The screen becomes an input layer that can enter agent context directly instead of remaining a passive display.

A Question Should Not Become a Separate Task

The point of Vibemeet is not merely to remove a few copy-and-paste steps. The deeper difference is whether asking remains part of the current workflow.

Leaving the original application suspends the judgment that has just formed. Returning requires finding the place and reconstructing the line of thought. Vibemeet handles the question at the moment and location where the person becomes stuck, allowing reading, judgment, and execution to continue along the same thread.

It can be used with code errors, research figures, financial data, foreign-language content, design annotations, interface states, and communication records. Their shared property is not a content category, but dependence on the visual context currently on screen.

From One Question to Continuous Understanding

The first capture creates a session. Follow-up questions can continue with the same screenshot and conversation, or add another selection. Vibemeet preserves sessions and capture history, allowing an immediate explanation to develop into a longer process of understanding without rebuilding the context each time.

The product is built natively with SwiftUI, AppKit, and ScreenCaptureKit for macOS 14 and later. It connects to agent CLIs already installed on the user's machine rather than requiring work to move into another cloud chat product.