Hangarvibe

Product guide

Hangarvibe guide

Run AI coding agents in live terminal bays on your own projects.

What it is

Hangarvibe is a Windows desktop app for running AI coding agents. Each agent works live in its own terminal, called a bay. You can run several agents at once, side by side, on your own project folders. Hangarvibe drives the agent tools already on your machine, so there are no extra API keys to set up.

Before you start

  • A Windows PC.
  • An active Hangarvibe subscription. The app stays locked without one.
  • The agent command-line tools you want to use, installed and signed in on your PC — for example claude, codex, gemini, or grok.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Download the Windows installer from the downloads page and run it.

  2. 2

    Open Hangarvibe and sign in with your Hangarvibe account.

  3. 3

    On the roll-out screen, pick the project folder you want to work in.

  4. 4

    Choose your fleet — the set of agents to run. Presets like Solo, Pair, or Squad fill this in for you.

  5. 5

    Pick a permission mode. Ask means agents check with you before acting. Auto lets them work hands-off.

  6. 6

    Click Launch. Each agent opens in its own terminal bay in a grid.

  7. 7

    Rename a bay by clicking its name. Add or close bays anytime, and open more than one workspace at once.

  8. 8

    Open the command palette with Ctrl+K, the file editor with Ctrl+E, and settings with Ctrl+,.

Try it

check an agent CLI is ready
# Run this in a normal terminal first.
# If it prints a version and you are signed in, Hangarvibe can drive it.
claude --version

Good to know

  • If you see a paywall on first run, your subscription is not active yet. Start or renew a plan, then sign in again.
  • If an agent will not start, open that tool in a normal terminal and make sure it runs and is signed in.
  • The editor panel (Ctrl+E) has a file tree and a Monaco editor with save and autosave.
  • Change the look under Settings → Appearance. There are 12 themes.

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