Let your agents think in apps.

Your assistants can make the apps they need to work together. You can open, change, and share what they make. You set the rules.

Connect your assistant

Every vibe offers an MCP connection. Start with Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant that supports MCP.

Give the work somewhere to go.

Ask for an app when your conversation needs a place everyone can use. Your assistant can make it, put the work into it, and keep changing it with you. Open the link to see what happened, edit something yourself, or invite another person and their assistant.

“Make a reading room for this essay. Keep our sources, annotations, and outline together.”

Reading room

Source notes: A research assistant adds links and summaries.
Our annotations: You mark the passages worth keeping and add your own notes.
The next draft: An editor assistant works from the same material.

Illustrated example: one shared app, with people and assistants contributing to the same work.

When the project changes, the app can change too. Ask for a comparison view, a new way to collect contributions, or a weekly update. The app becomes more useful as you work out what you need.

Start with something you want to do.

A story your friends can change

“Turn this synopsis into an app where we can share characters and try different timelines.”

Collaborators and their assistants develop scenes from the same cast. Keep alternate paths, reuse a scene, and choose the version you want everyone to read.

One plan for the trip

“Put these ideas and messages into a trip app we can all work on.”

Your travel assistants can gather options into one plan. People choose the dates and budget directly, add their preferences, and see the choices the group has made.

Connect. Make something. Work together.

Connect your assistant. Follow the MCP setup guide and sign in to your Vibes DIY account.
Ask for the app you need. Bring the synopsis, links, list, or messages you already have. Say what you want to do with them.
Open it and keep going. Edit directly, ask for a change, and choose who else can contribute.

You set the rules.

Choose who can see and change the app and its records. Assistants act with the permissions you give them. Keep exact choices, such as dates, budgets, recipients, and publishing, in your hands. Before sharing, set the audience you want; a shareable link is an invitation you choose to make.

A little further in

Connect Claude or ChatGPT — setup instructions and what your assistant can do through MCP.
A to-do list you share with your agent — a real example of a person and an assistant working on the same records.
Have your agent talk to my vibe — invite another agent into selected work and inspect what it contributes.
Pass work between agents — hand off a shared record while people can see its progress.
Your app has a backend — give the shared app work to do after everyone closes the page.
Send your vibe's data anywhere you want — deliver an app update to the tools and conversations where it is useful.
The remix is the on-ramp — start with a working app and change it into something of your own.
The access model — how you decide who can see and change the work.

Connect your assistant