# VibeiDE launches tool to queue and review parallel coding agent tasks

published: 2026-10-26T09:05:32.240Z
topic: infrastructure
source: https://www.producthunt.com/products/vibeide
url: https://aiagentnews.io/stories/vibeide-launches-tool-to-queue-and-review-parallel-coding-agent-tasks

VibeiDE is a new app for queuing Codex and Claude Code tasks across projects, running them in parallel and holding each finished result for review. The maker says it is built for developers and solo founders and offers a 14-day free trial without a card.

VibeiDE lets users queue tasks for Codex and Claude Code across several projects. Users set a maximum number of parallel tasks per provider, and a queued task starts once its provider has a free slot. Each task gets its own terminal and a fresh CLI session that can be resumed or followed up later.

Finished tasks wait for review, where the user either marks them done or sends a follow-up in the same session. Tasks can run on a single git branch or in separate worktrees. Users can watch a task in its original CLI terminal or in a chat view, and a plan plan-review step has one agent draft a plan that another checks before any code is written.

The app runs on macOS and Windows, with Linux support described as experimental. It uses the user's own CLIs and provider accounts and says it does not bypass provider limits. Launch prices of $7.99 a month, $79 a year or $249 lifetime last until January 1, and the maker lists an MCP server, a built-in browser and a voice agent as in development.

## Why it matters if you build agents

If you run several coding agents at once, this adds a per-provider concurrency queue and a review step before a task counts as done. Because it relies on your own CLIs and accounts, your queue sizes still have to fit within each provider's limits. The planned MCP server would let agents create and control tasks in VibeiDE themselves, but it is not available yet.