Overvibe runs the real Claude Code, Codex and agy CLIs side by side on your Mac, in a browser page, and lets them start and message each other. Here is how it compares with other tools for running several coding agents, checked against each tool's own site or repository on 10 Nov 2026.
A terminal app with a git worktree per session.
Read the comparison →ConductorOvervibe vs ConductorA Mac app joining Meta; its cloud closes on 20 Nov 2026.
Read the comparison →Vibe KanbanOvervibe vs Vibe KanbanA kanban board for agents, now community-maintained.
Read the comparison →cmuxOvervibe vs cmuxA native Mac terminal built for agents.
Read the comparison →CloudCLI (Claude Code UI)Overvibe vs CloudCLI (Claude Code UI)A web and phone chat UI for Claude Code and Codex.
Read the comparison →Agent Deck (asheshgoplani)Overvibe vs Agent Deck (asheshgoplani)A tmux TUI with a web view, separate from Overvibe.
Read the comparison →Overvibe runs every session in tmux underneath, on its own socket, so nothing you know stops working: overvibe attach opens any session in a normal terminal and Ctrl-b d leaves it running. What tmux alone does not give you is the sidebar with live status, prompts as dialogs, and agents that start and message each other.
Free and open source. Claude Code, Codex and Gemini on your Mac, working on the same job.