openvibe is an open-source desktop IDE with a built-in AI coding agent. The agent has direct access to your file system, terminal, and web search, so you can describe a task and it executes the full workflow — reading code, writing new files, editing existing ones, running commands.

Unlike Cursor or Claude Code, openvibe doesn't lock you to a single AI provider. It works with any OpenAI-compatible API: OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, and local models via Ollama, LM Studio, or vLLM. Switch providers in two clicks. No subscription, no account, no telemetry.

Core capabilities:

• Agentic AI — autonomous file operations, command execution, web search
• MCP support — connect external tools (GitHub, databases, browsers) via Model Context Protocol
• Project-specific rules — drop a .vibe/rules.md in your project to teach the AI your conventions; it reads them at session start and follows them strictly
• Real-time Monaco editor — see AI code changes live as they happen
• Integrated PowerShell/bash terminal with multiple tabs
• Multi-project workspace with isolated chat history per project
• Project templates for React, Next.js, Express, Flask, Electron, Telegram Bot, Vue
• Project snapshots — one-click zip backup
• Markdown and LaTeX rendering with diff view for AI edits
• Works fully offline with local models

License: MIT. No tracking, no required account, no cloud dependencies.

GitHub: https://github.com/muradtedeev0912-maker/openvibe
Website: https://openvibe-beta.vercel.app/

Looking for feedback from developers who use AI coding tools daily — what's missing, what works, what's broken.