AivionThe workspace for vibe coding.

The story

Why Aivion exists.

Building with AI agents usually starts with a terminal here, a chat window there and ideas on a loose note. That works, until you have three projects at once and two agents that each want a window of their own. Aivion brings it together: your projects, your agents, your plans and your result in one window.

Claude Code and Codex work side by side in it. One of the two is the lead agent and hands work to the other, such as writing tests or reviewing something. You read along in their terminals, and everything they pass to each other goes into a log. One agent is enough too: if you only have Claude Code or only Codex, you simply work with that.

The difference from a chat is in what surrounds it. Every project has notes, a numbered to-do list and a drawing board, and the agents read along. Your site or game runs live next to the conversation, at the size of a phone or on your own Android device. And Aivion keeps track of what your agents use and what is running on your PC.

Every new version of Aivion is built in the previous one, without me typing a single line of code. This site and aivion.app were made in it too, and every new project of the studio starts there. That is how I know exactly where it pinches: whatever costs me time every day becomes the next feature.