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Vibecode Mode

Vibecode Mode tracks AI responses in supported coding apps and shows status pills in the Hermes bar. Enable it in Settings -> Vibecode.

Settings

SettingDefaultDescription
Enable Vibecode ModeOffShow the tracking button in the Hermes bar
Show idle tracking pillOnDisplay a pill even when tracking is idle (when off, it appears on hover)
Play sound on completionOnPlay a sound when an AI response finishes
Auto-redirect on completionOffAutomatically switch back to the tracked app when a response finishes
Auto-pause videoOffPause browser videos when you focus your coding app

Auto-pause video

Auto-pause video keeps your focus tight while you code. When you switch into a supported app, Hermes pauses browser playback and resumes it when you return. Auto-pause uses Apple Events to control browser playback. You may need to enable JavaScript from Apple Events:
  • Chrome, Brave, Arc, Edge: View -> Developer -> Allow JavaScript from Apple Events
  • Safari: Develop -> Allow JavaScript from Apple Events

Supported apps

Vibecode Mode works with native apps:
  • Terminal apps: iTerm2, Terminal, Warp, Hyper
  • AI code editors: Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code with Copilot
Browser-based chatbots are not supported.

How to start tracking

  1. Open a supported app
  2. Hover over the Hermes bar and click the eye button
  3. Use your AI assistant - Hermes will show a status pill and notify you when it finishes

Auto-pause video setup

Auto-pause uses Apple Events to control browser playback. You may need to enable JavaScript from Apple Events:
  • Chrome, Brave, Arc, Edge: View -> Developer -> Allow JavaScript from Apple Events
  • Safari: Develop -> Allow JavaScript from Apple Events

Vibecode Mode

Live status pills, file browser, and workflow shortcuts.

Default Triggers

Built-in voice commands like “find”, “screenshot”, and “screen record”.