andeye · agentic coding on your own Mac
Adversarial agentic models plan, build, test and review each other's work in a secure sandbox – so you ship code you can trust.
This very page was planned, built, tested and reviewed by a vibe session.
In development – built on the same open-core values as everything andeye makes.
The demo
Click a command on the left and watch the terminal play out exactly what vibe does. The checklist under each command ticks off as it happens – and clicking again replays it.
click a command to run it
Launch
one command, from any project folder
Build
nobody marks their own homework
no arguments – it finds its own work
burn the rest of your session productively
Red team
traffic off the allowlist
the content guard reads every diff first
Ship
out through the one-repo PAT
Also in the box
what this month cost
lessons that travel
container → Mac clipboard
token thrift on demand
That transcript is the real shape of a vibe session – and this very page shipped from one.
Vibe andeye
Letting an AI write your code shouldn’t mean accepting whatever it produces. Vibe andeye puts adversarial agentic models between your idea and your codebase: one plans, one builds, and independent critics, testers and reviewers attack the result until it actually holds up.
Who it's for
Vibe is for developers first – but we'd also welcome feedback from non-coding experts who know exactly what they want.