Getting started with Hangarvibe

Download the Windows installer from the downloads page and run it. Hangarvibe is Windows-first today — other platforms are on the roadmap.

Open Hangarvibe and sign in with your Hangarvibe account. An active subscription unlocks the app — if you see the paywall, start a plan on the pricing page and click “I’ve subscribed — recheck”.

Hangarvibe drives the agent command-line tools already on your machine — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or Grok. There are no extra API keys to set up. Install the ones you want and sign each one in from a normal terminal first.

# Check a CLI is ready — if this prints a version
# and you are signed in, Hangarvibe can drive it.
claude --version

On the roll-out screen: pick the project folder you want to work in, choose your fleet (presets like Solo, Pair, or Squad fill it in for you), then pick a permission mode — Ask means agents check with you before acting, Auto lets them work hands-off. Click Launch. Each agent opens live in its own terminal bay.

Click into a bay and type what you want done, or press Ctrl+J and let HangarAssistant plan the work and hand a task to every open bay. Useful shortcuts: Ctrl+K command palette, Ctrl+E file editor, Ctrl+M project memory, Ctrl+, settings.