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Vibe is now one agent for long-running, multi-step work. It catches up across your inbox and calendar, runs deep research, drafts deliverables, and orchestrates the recurring processes that run your day-to-day.

It also takes coding work from request to merged change, across the web app, your editor, and your terminal. The agent builds features, fixes bugs, refactors code, and ships reviewable pull requests.

Vibe runs on flagship Mistral models optimized for reasoning, agentic tasks, tool calls, and coding.

Highlights.

Le Chat is now Vibe—one agent and one licence across work and code, with every conversation, setting, and plan carried over.

Work Mode, available on web and mobile, is a powerful agent for long-range tasks that picks the right tools, streams progress, and completes complex work to finish.

Code Mode launches remote coding agents from a dedicated web surface.

A new Mistral Vibe extension for VS Code; the coding agent working across your whole project, inside your IDE.

Vibe for work.

In Work Mode, Vibe is your AI agent for complex, multi-stage tasks, fluent in your knowledge, apps, and tools. It maps out a plan and gets your sign-off before it starts, then works across your connectors to carry the task through.

For one person, this turns a morning of admin into a single prompt—catch up on what you missed, pull the numbers, draft the update, and have it ready to send on. Whereas, for the organisation, the same agent runs the processes that keep a business moving, grounded in the documents, mailboxes, and systems your teams already use, and governed by the permissions you set at the admin-level.

Here is what Vibe’s Work Mode does today.

Enterprise knowledge search: Vibe deeply grounds its work in your context, reaching across Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, Slack, GitHub, and any custom connectors or libraries.

Structured data analysis: connect a database or upload a spreadsheet, and Vibe surfaces the patterns, anomalies, and signals you asked about, rendering charts and dashboards inside the conversation.

Document and report synthesis: Vibe drafts the deliverable using the Canvas tool, from a one-page brief to a report, an RFP response, or a board deck, ready for you to edit and push to Notion, SharePoint, or your inbox.

Multi-step task scheduling: set a prompt to run once or on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence, and a notification lands when a run finishes.

Reusable skills: extend Vibe with preset or custom skills via open standards to automate your repeatable workflows with consistency and sequential precision.

Every step is visible as it happens, and each tool call and reasoning chain is expandable to its inputs and outputs.

Vibe for code.

Code Mode is the new coding surface in the Vibe web app, where you can connect to GitHub, manage your projects, start sessions, and see them through to a pull request. Inside a session, the agent runs in an isolated sandbox, and you manage sensitive actions and inspect diffs as it’s writing code.

Sessions can run in parallel, can persist while your machine is off, and can be triggered from third-party apps, such as Slack (coming in June)—in addition to your code editor or the Vibe CLI.

The new Mistral Vibe extension for VS Code.

We’re also releasing a new plugin that brings the Vibe coding agent into VS Code. Vibe works across your whole project in a side panel that reads, edits, and executes commands beside your files. Open files attach automatically, selections can be line-ranged and @ mentions will pull in more context from other directories or files.

The extension runs on the same harness as the CLI, and features are replicated across both surfaces:

write unit and integration tests that match your existing patterns, and document what it ships, from the README down to inline comments;

refactor and translate, moving a module to a new pattern, or a legacy file to a more modern language, with behaviour preserved and tests completed;

connect to your entire stack, pulling context from GitHub, GitLab, Jira, or Linear, so a change arrives with the issue it resolves and the conventions your team follows.

Updates to Vibe CLI.

The Vibe CLI is getting several important updates, including more session controls.

Skills turn repeatable workflows into / commands.

Custom modes and subagents route specialised work within a session.

The agent's plan is editable before it runs, and it can ask multiple choice questions mid-run.

Permissions are session-scoped (always, never, or ask), including overrides for files, commands, and directories.

/teleport moves a live session between your terminal and the cloud, keeping history and approvals intact.

Get started with Vibe.

Vibe is live at chat.mistral.ai . Download the mobile app from the App Store and Google Play . If you were on Le Chat, your plan, history, and settings are already there within the Chat mode. *

Free: quick answers and simple everyday tasks.

Pro, $14.99/month: complex tasks, deeper reasoning, and all-day coding.

Team, $24.99/user/month: a shared workspace with admin controls and more storage.

Enterprise: custom deployments, model training, and dedicated solutioning.

See Vibe’s plans to learn more.

For code, Vibe is on the web at code.mistral.ai , in VS Code through the new extension , and in your terminal with the CLI:

curl -LsSf https://mistral.ai/vibe/install.sh | bash

uv tool install mistral-vibe

You can also build through the API in Mistral Studio , with the free Experiment plan for testing and prototyping.

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