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vibepulse

v0.2.1

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Real-time dashboard for monitoring and managing OpenCode sessions

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VibePulse

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A tiny dashboard that sits in your browser tab — tired of switching IDE tabs just to check which OpenCode sessions finished.

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What It Does

  • Kanban board — Auto-discovers OpenCode sessions, organizes them into Idle / Busy / Review / Done
  • Remote Nodes — Connect multiple VibePulse instances to a single hub for a unified view
  • Audio alerts — Makes a sound when sessions complete or need attention
  • Zero setup — No manual card creation; auto-scans ports and processes
  • Profile switcher — Flip between OMO presets without touching config files

Quick Start

Hub Mode (Default)

Run VibePulse locally to monitor your local OpenCode sessions and manage remote nodes.

npx vibepulse

Open http://localhost:3456

Node Mode

Run VibePulse on a remote server to expose its OpenCode sessions to a hub.

npx vibepulse --serve

Node mode requires an access token for security. See Architecture for details.

Features

| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | Hub & Node | Distributed architecture for monitoring multiple remote hosts | | Real-time sync | SSE + polling for live session updates | | Sticky states | 25s sticky window prevents status flickering | | Offline snapshot | Shows last known state when a node is unreachable | | IDE integration | Click to open workspace in VSCode / Antigravity | | Config UI | Manage agent models and remote nodes through the interface |

Architecture

VibePulse uses a Hub-and-Node architecture to aggregate OpenCode sessions across different machines.

  1. Node: A VibePulse instance running with --serve. It interacts directly with the local OpenCode SDK and exposes an API.
  2. Hub: The primary VibePulse instance (default mode). It connects to one or more Nodes to collect session data.

Connecting a Remote Node

  1. Start the remote node: VIBEPULSE_NODE_TOKEN=your-secret npx vibepulse --serve
  2. Open your local VibePulse Hub.
  3. Click the Host Manager icon.
  4. Click Add Remote Node.
  5. Enter the Node URL (e.g., http://remote-server:3456) and the Access Token.

Development

git clone https://github.com/ChatTreeNet/VibePulse.git
cd VibePulse
npm install
npm run dev

Tech Stack

  • Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS + @dnd-kit
  • TanStack Query + @opencode-ai/sdk

License

MIT