open source · experimental · MIT
Software you can change by asking.
vibeOS is a whole desktop in a browser tab. Ask for an app and it's built; ask for the desktop to work differently and it rewrites itself. Use the agent you already pay for, and watch every step.
Open vibeOS in this tabNo install. A real Linux runs underneath, and it isn't your laptop.
Vibe OSFileEditViewWed 4:31 PMThis window didn't exist ten seconds ago. The OS did, though.
It runs real commands against real files.
Chromium inside the container, driven over CDP. Nothing leaves.
Log in with OpenAI or paste an API key. Then build everything else on top.
Try it right now, in this tab
It's a WASM app with a real Linux VM inside your tab. Setup is tiny: log in or bring a key, and the agent writes apps you can keep.
Open vibeOS in the browserWant to know when it does more?
It's moving fast (and it's a side project). Leave your email and one line about what you'd want it to do, and I'll tell you when that lands.
Join the waitlistOr don't wait: it's open source, so you can run it right now:
docker run -p 127.0.0.1:3000:3000 ghcr.io/caffeinum/vibeos # then open http://localhost:3000/app
amd64 + arm64 · no ISO, no bare metal — it's a container.
It's an experiment, and it's yours too.
vibeOS started as a hackathon project and honestly it still is one: a demo of where this could go, not a finished product. The source is MIT, the issues are open, and this site still gets a few hundred visits a day from people who are curious. If you want to take it somewhere, take it — I'd rather that than let it sit.