VibeNature is a calm pixel-art nature scene that sits in the corner of your screen. When you hand a task to your coding agent, the scene comes alive, and the wait becomes a moment to lift your eyes and take a breath.
Free. No account. Works offline. For Claude Code and Codex.
Working with an agent has a rhythm: you hand off a task, and there's a little gap while it works. It's tempting to fill every gap with the next thing, and then the next. We call that switch creep. Everyone slides into it, and by evening it's tiring.
VibeNature gives the gap somewhere gentle to go: a little stress relief while your agents work. Fish rise, a deer comes down to the shore, the heron stalks the shallows. When your agent finishes, the pond settles, and so can you.
The pond hears only what your agent is doing (starting, working, finished, waiting for you), never what it is working on. No prompts, no code, no file names, and nothing leaves your Mac. The hook is a short script you can read yourself.
VibeNature is two things kept apart. The shell is the app: the window, the settings and the hook your coding agent calls. The scenes are the art, animals and sounds that play inside it, and they never touch your agent. The shell is open source, so you can read every line that runs on your machine, or build it yourself.
The pond is free to keep. A fuller version, with more places to visit, is coming soon.
