Vibespace

This page covers the meta things you can do around a vibespace itself, beyond the work happening inside it.

Creating, switching, and deleting vibespaces

You can create new vibespaces whenever you want to start fresh with a different goal, provider, or blueprint.

If you already have more than one vibespace, you can switch between them and return to earlier work without losing the broader context of each space.

If a vibespace is no longer useful, you can delete it and keep your dashboard focused on the projects that still matter.

If you are not using a vibespace right now, you can stop it.

Later, you can restart it when you need it again. In normal use, it should take less than a minute to come back.

If your agents are not responding, consider checking whether your Vibespace is currently paused.

You can message your agents directly whenever you want to guide, correct, clarify, or expand the work.

You don’t have to wait to send a message. Your agent will read your reply in between tool calls to best adapt its thinking process.

This is often the simplest way to keep momentum going: talk to the lead agent, ask for a change, or tell a specific agent what to do next.

Atlas direct message

The docs now reuse the demo state where clicking Atlas opens a populated private thread, so direct messages can be shown with real in-app context.

You can attach files such as markdown documents or screenshots to give agents more context.

This is especially useful when you want an agent to react to written instructions, review a reference, or work from a visual example.

If you want to change the app theme, open Menu Bar -> View -> Appearance.

This is where you can change the look and feel of Vibespace to match your preference.