Vibeyard adds P2P session sharing for Claude Code
Vibeyard, an open-source IDE for Claude Code, has added peer-to-peer session sharing. This feature allows users to share live Claude Code terminal sessions directly with teammates.
Key Details
The session sharing works over encrypted WebRTC connections, eliminating the need for a server in the middle and avoiding screen-sharing lag. When shared, teammates see the full terminal in real-time, including scrollback history.
The feature offers two access modes:
- Read-only
- Read-write
Vibeyard is free, open source under the MIT license, and currently macOS only. The project is available on GitHub at https://github.com/elirantutia/vibeyard.
This type of peer-to-peer collaboration tool is useful for pair programming, debugging sessions, or code reviews where real-time terminal access is needed without the latency of traditional screen sharing.
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