Everything Symvibe does, explained.

Install the app, put your coding agents on the board, then run them together: by voice, in teams, on loops and with studios that turn a repo into documents and diagrams.

Written for Symvibe 1.0.46Updated October 22, 2026

A real board: every tile is a terminal running an agent CLI.

Start here

New to Symvibe? These three pages take you from the download to a board with agents at work.

InstallWhat you need, where the installer is and how updates work.Install the app QuickstartOpen a repo, start three agents and give them work, in about five minutes.Start the quickstart Core conceptsRepos, workspaces, consoles, groups and the orchestrator in one page.Learn the words

Everything the app does

One section per part of the app. Each page says what a feature does, how to reach it and what to expect from it.

The board

The canvas and everything you can place on it: notes, kanban, web tiles, ink, files and Git.

Agents and consoles

Real terminals running the CLIs you already pay for, with resume, live status and your own agents.

Orchestration

The command bar, voice, groups, the Mission Map, handoffs, loops and project memory.

Studios

Turn a repo into documents and diagrams, browse its code and notes, and manage skills.

Account and usage

Your subscription and its credits, extra sign-ins for Claude Code and Codex, and how much your agents have used.

Reference

Shortcuts, commands, settings, where data lives, troubleshooting and questions.

Reference

Short pages to keep open while you work.

Keyboard shortcutsEvery key the board, the consoles and the app answer to. Voice and typed commandsWhat the orchestrator understands, with example phrasings. TroubleshootingFixes for the problems people actually run into. Data and privacyWhat stays on your Mac and what leaves it, host by host.

These pages describe Symvibe 1.0.46. If something here does not match the app, write to hello@symvibe.com or tell us in the Discord.