Ship Real Products.By Vibecoding.
DevMesh is the vibecoding app for builders. Drive a kanban, a terminal, and a swarm of agents from one prompt. You stay in control. The agents do the typing.
You bring the vibe. The agents bring the code.
Vibecoding is a new way to ship software: you describe what you want in plain English, and a coordinated swarm of AI agents writes, reviews, and lands the code in your repo. DevMesh is the app built for it from the ground up — kanban, terminal, and agents in one place, all driven by your prompt.
Type the goal, not the plan.
Describe the feature, the bug, the side project. DevMesh turns the prompt into kanban cards, branches, and agent assignments — no PM ceremony.
See the work happen.
DevBoard mirrors what the agents are doing in real time — cards moving, terminals streaming, commits landing. Vibecoding is a spectator sport that ships.
Stay in the driver's seat.
Pause, redirect, or take the keys. Every agent runs against your repo with your conventions, so you can hand off and take back without losing context.
Built for the moments where ceremony loses.
Three moments where DevMesh earns its keep — the overnight build, the real deadline, the grind nobody wants. You prompt, you review, you ship — every step on the board.
Friday idea, Monday link
Weekend spark, weekday repo. Pin the prompt before bed, let the swarm churn overnight, wake up to a working build you can share at standup.
MVP on a real deadline
Demo's Friday. The backlog has 14 things on it. Hand it to the swarm and trust the kanban to keep you honest about what actually ships — and what gets cut.
The grind nobody wants
The migration. The renderer rewrite. The auth refactor. Pin it to a swarm, walk away, come back to PRs you actually want to review.
Three products. Five features.
Every piece ships standalone. Together they're how we vibecode from prompt to production — workspace, swarm, and capture up top, with the features that power them right below. Scroll to meet each one.
DevMesh Space
The agentic dev environment.
A native workspace where backlog, terminal, editor, and agent runners share one window. Open a repo and a swarm is already warm.
- Multi-agent
- Native desktop
- 20+ themes
DevMesh Swarm
Multi-agent orchestration that ships.
A coordinator dispatches role-based agents — builder, scout, reviewer — each owning their files. Two to sixteen agents on one repo, no stomping.
- Role-based
- File ownership
- 2–16 agents
DevShot X
Hotkey to capture. Drag to attach.
Native macOS capture (⌘⇧3/4/5) with the flash you know, annotation in-app, and a drag-handle that drops straight onto a kanban card or PR.
- ⌘⇧4 area
- Capture flash
- Drag to task
Five features. One workflow.
The capabilities that make the stack tick — from terminals that survive a crash to a kanban that lives in your repo.
DevPersist
Close it. Crash it. It keeps running.
Every terminal in DevMesh Space is backed by a session daemon. Quit the app or hit a crash — builds, dev servers, and agents keep going headless, then reattach with full scrollback.
- Daemon-backed
- Crash-proof
- Full scrollback
DevBoard
The kanban that lives in your repo.
`backlog.md` is the source of truth. Edit on disk, drag on the board — both directions stay in sync, every change is a commit.
- File-native
- Commit-aware
- Drag + sync
DevMesh MCP
One protocol. Every coding agent.
Stdio MCP servers shipped inside the desktop app. Point Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client at your repo and they join the same kanban, mailbox, and memory vault — without stomping.
- MCP-native
- File claims
- Shared memory
DevMemory
Context that travels with the repo.
A tiered memory layer — org, project, user, local — that proposes facts and waits for your sign-off. No vector DB to babysit, worktree-safe.
- 4-tier merge
- Human-in-loop
- Worktree-safe
DevMesh CLI
Vibe-code from the terminal.
Natural-language commands scaffold, refactor, and commit. Every `dm` call lands on the kanban — no second window, no context switch.
- dm task add
- Smart commits
- Group colors
Stop typing. Start vibecoding.
One prompt, one swarm, one app. The stack you just scrolled through is open and waiting for your repo.