Vibex 1.0.0

The first release of Vibex: a native macOS workstation with a terminal, the iOS Simulator embedded in the window, and a side browser, driven by Claude Code over MCP.

Highlights

• Terminal: SwiftTerm tabs with a Metal renderer, fish by default, starting in your project folder.
• Embedded simulator: rendered from CoreSimulator's framebuffer with touch, keyboard and hardware buttons; slim boots through simslim.
• Browser: tabbed WebKit browser with console and network capture.
• Projects: one window per folder, like VS Code, with tabs, device and layout remembered per project.
• Run (⇧⌘R): build and launch iOS apps on the window's simulator, open Mac apps, start dev servers with a preview tab, or run any command. Configure with .vibex.json.
• Command palette (⇧⌘P) for commands, projects, tabs and devices.
• Built-in MCP server: Claude Code can screenshot and tap the simulator, read its accessibility tree, drive browser tabs by element ref, and run the project. Calls from a project's terminal act on that project's window.

Install

1. Download Vibex-1.0.0.dmg, open it, drag Vibex to Applications.
2. This build is not notarized. After the first launch is blocked, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

Bundled: simslim and XcodeGen (MIT). You need Xcode 26 with an iOS simulator runtime and, for MCP, Claude Code. Apple Silicon and macOS 26 only.