The AI IDE control room for teams shipping real code.
Vyre combines repo-aware agents, reviewable code changes, live collaboration, Git, terminal, and security controls into one desktop workflow.
Turn messy asks into scoped work
Vyre reads the repo, drafts the plan, and keeps the next move visible before edits begin.
Agents edit with review pressure
Multi-file work stays tied to files, diffs, checkpoints, terminal output, and human approval.
Presence that feels operational
Roles, follow mode, locks, and shared context make pair work feel native instead of bolted on.
Control what leaves the workspace
Ignored files, OAuth, relay fallback, context boundaries, and beta controls are visible by design.
Team work that stays clear under pressure.
Vyre focuses collaboration around clear roles, handoffs, shared context, and review gates, so teams can move together without losing ownership.
Presence
Know who is active and what they are touching.
Follow mode
Jump into another teammate flow without taking control.
Session locks
Protect risky edits while agents or teammates are working.
Review handoff
Pause at the moment decisions need a human yes.
See the workflow before it touches production.
Vyre makes agent work legible: context quality, review coverage, drift, secrets, terminal evidence, and collaboration state live in the same surface.
A full IDE surface, arranged around agent work.
The page should not feel like a list of claims. It should show a system: what the agent knows, what the team controls, and what the developer can review.
Agentic coding
18 workflows
Team collaboration
14 controls
Review and validation
11 safeguards
Security surface
9 controls
Core IDE
50+ basics
Evaluate by workflow.
Compare planning, control, review, and migration paths without turning the feature page into a giant comparison block.
One workflow, across the surfaces your team actually uses.
Explore the feature system as connected surfaces instead of a giant final card: code, coordinate, review, and ship from one beta workflow.
Code with agents in the IDE
Plan, edit, review, run terminal commands, and keep the workflow close to the code.
Coordinate shared work
Use presence, roles, locks, and handoffs when multiple people or agents are moving.
Inspect every risky change
Keep diffs, checkpoints, command traces, and approvals visible before code ships.