AI can code. Now give it a team.

You ship 10x faster with AI. Now picture four of you — same repo, zero conflicts.

Claude CodeCursorWindsurfCopilotChatGPT+ any AI tool
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Vibe coding has a scaling problem. We fixed it.

One AI agent is fast. Four AI agents is chaos — unless they know who's working on what. Your AI gets team context, in real time.

solo session
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You joined a project.

You found "Zylox" on vibeteamz — a payment app that needs a frontend dev. You clicked join. Now you have a team, tasks, and a shared dashboard.

vibeteamz.com — your team's live dashboard

Zylox
Live Session
3/4 online1h 42m
Team Presence
alex0
Payment flow
app/checkout.tsx
maria0
Auth API endpoints
api/auth/route.ts
chen0
CI/CD pipeline
ci/deploy.yml
alex + maria both editing files in /api/

your terminal — vibe-focus CLI

team session
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Same data, two views. The dashboard is for overview and strategy. The CLI is where you actually build — your AI reads the team context automatically.

No Slack. No standups. Just code.

vibe-focus runs locally. It sends heartbeats to your team dashboard. Your AI gets injected with teammate context. That's the whole architecture.

vibe-focus CLI
vf start / vf team sync
heartbeat
vibeteamz API
/api/heartbeat
realtime
Team Dashboard
Supabase realtime

You can build anything. Finishing it alone is the hard part.

Most side projects die in week two. Not because the code is hard, but because nobody's reviewing your PRs, nobody's keeping you honest, and nobody notices when you stop.

And if you do find people to build with, every context switch costs 23 minutesof deep focus. Two people editing the same file without knowing? That's a Tuesday.

vibeteamz is where you find a team that actually ships— with built-in focus tracking so you don't lose the plot.

Solo Builder Focus
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Deep Focus
No one reviews your code
Projects stall after the initial burst
Context switches with no accountability
Merge conflicts nobody warned you about

Day one with a team.

You found a project on vibeteamz. You joined the team. Here's what happens next.

0:00

You run vf start. Your name appears on the team dashboard. Two teammates are already online. For the first time, you're not building alone.

0:04

You ask your AI to build the signup form. It pauses: "Heads up: @maria is editing src/auth.ts right now. Want me to work around that file?" Merge conflict avoided before it started.

0:22

You get the urge to refactor the database schema. Your AI says no: "That's out of scope. I saved it for later." You stay in the zone instead of spiraling.

1:15

You finish the form and mark it done. Focus score: 87/100. Streak: 3 days. Your teammate finishes the API endpoint you need — it appears in your terminal. No ping, no message. It just works.

+1d

Next morning, fresh terminal. Your AI already knows where you left off: "You finished the signup form yesterday. The database refactor is in your backlog. Pick it up?" No re-explaining. No lost context. Just momentum.

No plugins. No config. This is what vf team init gives you out of the box.

Three commands. That's it.

No config files. No onboarding wizard. No "schedule a demo."

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Install vibe-focus

One command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot — any AI coding tool.

npm i -g vibe-focus
2

Find a team on vibeteamz

Browse open projects, pick one that fits your skills. Join with one click.

vf cloud login
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Start building together

Run vf start. Your AI knows your teammates, avoids their files, and keeps you focused.

vf start

Under the hood

vibe-focus
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Focus Guardian

Blocks context switches before they kill your flow. Your team sees the cost of every distraction.

Questions

Solo devs build apps. Teams build companies.

Find a project that needs you. Join a team that builds. Ship something this week.

Open source — built for vibe coders.

vibe-focus on GitHub