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Vibe Deck

One workspace for developers running multiple AI coding sessions.

Vibe Deck on Windows with four AI terminal sessions tiled beside a workspace sidebar.
The Windows app showing a four-terminal layout and workspace navigation.

The problem

Working with several coding agents creates a practical problem: keeping track of terminals, projects, and what each session is doing without losing your place.

My contribution

I built Vibe Deck as a SyntroAI product to support my own development workflow and make that workspace available to other developers. My work includes the terminal interface, session layout, and product delivery.

Implementation choices

A desktop interface keeps sessions together while letting each terminal remain interactive. A persistent workspace sidebar makes it easier to move between projects, and alternate layouts support different amounts of simultaneous work.

What this shows, and its limits

Vibe Deck organizes coding tools; the underlying agents still need their own installation, access, and review. The current store listing specifies supported operating systems and license terms. This is product evidence, not a measured productivity claim.

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