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Straight comparisons: what OpenVibe does better, what it doesn't do, and when to keep your tools.

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Tools · FEATURED

OpenVibe vs tmux: running ten agents without losing track

tmux keeps terminals alive. OpenVibe knows what the agent in each one is doing. Two tools, two jobs: here is when to pick one, the other, or both.

Mathieu Kerbel · 4 November 2026Read the article
  • openvibe/mission├─ agent/athena ✓├─ agent/apollon ✓└─ agent/hermes ●
    Guides

    Orchestrating a team of agents with OpenVibe

    A goal, a plan, one branch and worktree per agent, time budgets and a merge into a mission branch. Here is what the orchestrator does, step by step, and when to do without it.

    4 November 2026
  • 22:00 → 07:00
    Guides

    The overnight run: a ticket queue, a team, a report in the morning

    You say how long you will be away, where the tickets come from and what the agents may do. Here is how the night goes, what the morning report says, and what to know about permissions before you leave.

    4 November 2026
  • › ollama run ▌
    Coding agents

    Local agents with Ollama and Aider

    OpenVibe runs an Ollama model as a chat or behind Aider, downloads models in a visible terminal and places them on the canvas like any other agent. Here is what works, what is missing, and why.

    4 November 2026
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