Vybe

Vybe is a communication tool. Vybe runs role-based AI agents in shared Slack channels, routes tasks to suitable models to control costs, and adds enterprise controls like SOC 2 Type II, SAML SSO and audit logs. It has a free credit tier and paid monthly plans.

Vybe is a platform for running AI agents inside Slack, built so that a whole team can work with the same agent instead of each person prompting a private chat window. Agents live in shared channels, so colleagues see the work as it happens, add context and pick tasks up where someone else left off. Each agent is given a role, such as SEO manager, social media manager, product researcher, support insights assistant or hiring assistant, along with its own memory, skills and permissions. In practice, a team adds an agent to a channel and assigns it work in plain language. Agents can answer questions from connected documents, follow playbooks saved as reusable skills, run scheduled routines such as a weekly pipeline report, react to triggers from other apps, browse websites, read uploaded files, transcribe meetings in several languages and handle email from their own inbox. They can also deliver finished documents, charts and decks in the thread, and build small internal tools on request. The integration catalogue is listed at more than 3,200 apps. Work is routed to a suitable model from providers including OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, which is how the product pitches its lower running costs. The audience is companies that want AI in day-to-day operations such as sales, marketing, support and recruiting, rather than individual developers. Administrative controls are a large part of the offer: SOC 2 Type II, SAML single sign-on, role-based permissions for each tool an agent touches, bring-your-own API keys, encryption, and an activity log for oversight. Pricing is credit-based, starting with a free tier and moving up through fixed monthly plans to a custom enterprise level. Among alternatives, Vybe sits between general workflow automation tools and single-user chat assistants. The site publishes comparison pages against Claude Cowork, Claude Tag, Viktor, Gumloop and Zapier, which shows the competitive set it considers relevant.