
Context Switching Kills Flow
Every time you hop between IDE, terminal, browser, and Finder you lose momentum. ViboGit keeps them all one click away.
ViboGit sits beside your AI editor and handles the parts it doesn’t — switch projects, fire commits, peek at localhost, drop in prompt context, and carry your agent skills between every machine you code on. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel; it just adds the shortcuts that make it turn faster.
Heads up — very much in beta
ViboGit is shipping fast. Expect rapid changes, rough edges, and things that occasionally break. Currently free in beta — BYO AI key for advanced features.
Developers juggling multiple active repos waste hours switching between Finder, terminal, browser, editor, and GitHub. ViboGit puts every frequent action one click away.

Every time you hop between IDE, terminal, browser, and Finder you lose momentum. ViboGit keeps them all one click away.

Stage, commit, push - dozens of times a day. Quick Commit compresses the cycle without taking away control.

Which branch was I on? Did I push that fix? The sidebar shows every project status at a glance.
Context switching is where momentum goes to die. ViboGit keeps the essentials at your fingertips so you never break flow just to check a commit, preview a file, or spin up a server.
Each project gets its own quick links. Switch projects in the sidebar and every shortcut instantly points to that project files, repo, localhost, terminal, and editor.
Open the project folder in Finder instantly. Switch projects, switch folders.
Assign a unique port to each project. Launch your dev server and browser without guessing which port is which.
Jump straight to the GitHub repo. One click to PRs, issues, or code review.
Open your chosen terminal already cd'd into the project. iTerm, Ghostty, Warp, Kitty, or Terminal.
Launch the project in Cursor, VS Code, Zed, or any custom editor you prefer.
Stage changes, generate a commit message, and commit - all in one action. Built for the "do this 40 times a day" moments.
Sidebar project list with per-repo status signals - changes, ahead/behind, current branch - so you never lose track of where you left off.
ViboGit reads the port from your AGENTS.md (or infers it from your dev script), spawns the dev server as a managed child process, and polls until it is listening. The port chip flips green and becomes a one-click link to localhost. No terminal. No tab juggling.
Pin the port per project in the AGENTS.md file you already have.
Falls back to your package.json dev script when AGENTS.md does not pin a port.
Uses Node child_process so the server outlives any terminal you forgot to close.
Polls the port every second until it answers, then turns the chip green.
The green pill is a one-click link to http://localhost:PORT.
Every project gets its own launcher row at the top of ViboGit - Finder, browser preview, GitHub repo, and a one-click opener for your chosen editor or terminal. Switch projects in the sidebar and the whole row instantly retargets.
Open the project folder in your existing Finder window.
Launch localhost on the port you've assigned to this project.
Jump straight to the repo for PRs, issues, code review.
Cursor, VS Code, Zed, iTerm, Ghostty, Warp, Kitty - whichever you set as default. The chevron menu switches it on the fly.
ViboGit renders the full commit history as a colour-coded lane graph. Each branch gets its own colour, each merge a ringed node, and the current HEAD pulses gently so you always know where you are.
Lane-based assignment, no spaghetti.
Your current commit always glows.
Full message, author, time, hash.
Checkout, copy hash, open on GitHub.
4fa1bd0A dedicated workspace for composing AI prompts right inside ViboGit. Reference files, invoke skills, attach screenshots, then send the whole thing straight to your terminal in one click.
Mention any project file. ViboGit resolves it to the full absolute path.
Browse and invoke AI skills inline.
Drag-and-drop or paste screenshots and diagrams directly into the prompt.
Paste the complete prompt directly into Ghostty, iTerm, Terminal, or any terminal app.
Write a skill once. ViboGit symlinks it into every CLI agent's skills folder so Codex, Factory, and Claude all see the same source of truth - no copy-paste, no drift.
Each skill has its own toggles - one per CLI agent. Turn agent-browser on for Codex and Claude, leave it off for Factory. Skills you didn't link stay invisible to that agent.
Connect ViboGit to a private GitHub vault. One click on Sync now uploads new local skills, pulls down skills authored on other machines, and converges every connected laptop. No deletes by absence - missing locally never means delete remotely.
Uploads local-only - downloads vault-only - merges changes both ways.
Background commits every change with a conventional message.
Diverged edits stop for explicit review, never silent loss.
A new laptop pulls every compatible skill on first sync.
Hit a global shortcut and a slim 680 x 56 bar snaps to the top of your screen, above every other window. Pull, fetch, push, commit, open Finder, jump to GitHub, launch your dev server - all without leaving the app you're already in.










Keep your normal Git flow. ViboGit removes the repetitive clicks you do dozens of times a day. Pull, fetch, push, and PR remain explicit - the app is not black-box automation. Your tools, your way.
Setup in under a minute. Download, add your projects, and start shipping faster.
No. ViboGit is a speed layer on top of your existing Git workflow. Pull, fetch, push, and PR remain explicit. It removes repetitive clicks - it does not replace Git expertise.