Vibe MCP
A social MCP server that provides real-time online status, direct messaging, and project discovery features for AI-assisted developers, supporting integration with multiple editors such as Claude Code and Cursor.
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What is the /vibe MCP server?

/vibe is a social Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for developers in AI-assisted development. It enables you to see what other online developers are building in your code editor, send direct messages, share your project progress, and discover like-minded developers. It's like adding a social layer to your editor, so you're not alone while coding.

How to use /vibe?

Using /vibe is very simple: Install the MCP server in your editor, log in with one click via GitHub, and then you can start using it. Core functions include viewing online developers, sending messages, setting your status, sharing project results, etc. All operations are completed through natural language interaction with an AI assistant (such as Claude).

Use cases

When you're coding alone and want to find companions; when you want to share a newly completed feature; when you need technical advice or want to discuss a certain technology stack; when you want to discover developers building similar projects; when you want more social connections while working remotely.

Main features

Real-time status display
View other online developers and their current activity status (such as coding, debugging, publishing, etc.) in real-time, so you know what others are building.
Direct messaging
Send messages to other developers without leaving the editor, supporting fast technical exchanges and social interactions.
Status updates
Set your mood and activity status (such as 'Publishing', 'Thinking', 'Debugging'), so the community can know your progress.
Project sharing
Share the features or project milestones you just completed, get feedback, and inspire other developers.
Developer discovery
Discover developers with similar interests based on technology stacks and project types, and establish meaningful connections.
Multi-editor support
Supports mainstream editors such as Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf. Your identity and messages are synchronized across different editors.
Advantages
Perform social interactions without leaving the editor, maintaining the continuity of the development process
A GitHub-based authentication system, with a trustworthy and easy-to-manage identity
Real-time status updates, making you feel connected to the global developer community
Supports multiple editors, with high flexibility
Low usage threshold through natural language interaction with an AI assistant
Limitations
Requires a GitHub account to use
Currently mainly targets English users, with limited multilingual support
Requires the editor to support the MCP protocol
Real-time functions depend on the quality of the network connection

How to use

Install the MCP server
Choose the corresponding installation method according to your editor. For Claude Code users, the easiest way is to run the installation command.
Configure the editor
If you use other editors (such as Cursor, VS Code, etc.), you need to add the server configuration to the corresponding configuration file.
Restart the editor and authenticate
Restart the editor to make the configuration take effect, then enter 'let's vibe' through the AI assistant to start the authentication process. The system will open the browser to guide you through the GitHub OAuth login.
Start using
After successful authentication, you can use various /vibe commands to view online users, send messages, update your status, etc.

Usage examples

Find technical partners
You're learning React and want to find experienced developers to ask questions. Use /vibe to view online developers using React, then send a message to establish contact.
Share project results
You've just completed an important functional module and want to share it with the community and get feedback. Use the ship function of /vibe to publish your results.
Break the ice in remote collaboration
In a remote team, you want to better understand your teammates' work progress and current status. Use /vibe to view the real-time status of team members.
Explore technology stacks
You're considering adopting a new technology stack (such as Next.js 14) and want to know other developers' usage experiences.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I see the /vibe tool after installation?
What if the browser doesn't open automatically during authentication?
Which code editors are supported?
Are messages delivered in real-time?
How to protect privacy? Can I go invisible?
Is it free?

Related resources

Official website
The official website of /vibe, containing the latest news, feature updates, and community information
GitHub repository
An open-source code repository, containing the complete source code, issue tracking, and contribution guidelines
npm package
The official npm package page, containing version history and installation statistics
MCP protocol documentation
The official documentation of the Model Context Protocol, to understand the technical details of MCP
X/Twitter account
The official social media account, to get the latest announcements and community news
Problem feedback
Submit bug reports, feature requests, or technical issues

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{ "mcpServers": { "vibe": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "slashvibe-mcp"] } } }
Note: Your key is sensitive information, do not share it with anyone.

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