VibeAround: Local Daemon Connects Coding Agents to Telegram and Discord
What VibeAround Does
VibeAround is a local daemon that connects coding agents to instant messaging platforms. The developer built it to address the limitation that tools like Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex are "stuck in the terminal" and wanted to interact with them from a phone.
Key Features
- Connects coding agents to IM platforms including Telegram and Discord
- Allows sending prompts and receiving streaming responses
- Supports running full coding sessions without requiring a terminal
- Operates as a local daemon (runs locally on your machine)
- Currently available for macOS
- Open source (available on GitHub)
Session Handover Feature
The standout feature is session handover. Here's how it works:
- When you're deep in a task with Claude Code and need to step away, type
\handover - You'll receive a pickup code
- Paste the code in Telegram on your phone to continue the conversation with full context
- When you return to your desk, you can hand the session back to your terminal
This type of tool addresses a common workflow issue where developers need to switch between devices while maintaining coding session continuity. The local daemon approach means your conversations and code remain on your machine rather than being routed through external servers.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
👀 See Also
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