Getting Started with Fuse Intelligence

1. Create a Fuse Intelligence account

Register at Register to manage product keys, downloads, marketplace library, voice notes, and subscriptions from one portal. VibeFuse keys are created automatically — no checkout.

2. Install free VibeFuse (recommended first)

VibeFuse is a free Windows AI agent harness: run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and Qwen as canvas widgets with local Whisper + Piper, MCP tools, HyperFrames video, Skill Seekers, and a marketplace where you can sell skills and widgets. Every account receives a complimentary VF- key on Product Keys — free forever, no harness subscription.

Download & install

1. Download VibeFuseInstaller.exe from /downloads/VibeFuse/ or Account → Downloads (Windows 10+ x64).
2. Copy your VF- key from Product Keys and paste it when the installer asks.
3. The installer fetches VibeFuse.exe, local Whisper + Piper speech engines, voice models, and any missing agent CLIs, then launches the app.
4. Updates later: Settings → About → Check for updates or read /updates/vibefuse (v0.1.23 current).

First canvas (v0.1.23)

1. From the left rail, spawn Terminal, Browser, Files, Vibe Agent, or an agent CLI (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Qwen — only installed agents appear). The rail is Agents, Widgets, and Skills.
2. Create a named session with + — layouts, PTYs, and workspace paths persist when you switch tabs or quit.
3. Hold the title-bar mic for hold-to-talk STT, or enable the Jarvis wake word in Settings → Voice and say “Jarvis” for hands-free commands.
4. Browse /marketplace, save widgets and Agent Skills — widgets land in C:\vibefuse\widgets, skills in C:\vibefuse\skills as SKILL.md.
5. Ask Vibe Agent to write a skill (“create a skill named canvas-layout-helper…”) — it calls create_skill and the Skills rail refreshes.
6. Optional: connect MCP in Settings → Tools (Google, GitHub, Discord, Linear); start Piper/Whisper/HyperFrames/Skill Seekers in Settings → Local Servers; pick a provider in Settings → Agent (14 tabs); customize the rail in Settings → Navigation.
7. To sell a skill or widget: connect Stripe, publish from Account → Marketplace, keep 80%.

VibeFuse voice vs VocalFuse dictation

VibeFuse includes free local STT and Piper TTS scoped to the harness canvas — hold-to-talk, Jarvis wake word, and Note-Taking mode that uploads summaries to Account → Notes. That is distinct from VocalFuse, which dictations into any Windows app with a floating pill. Same account; choose the product for your workflow.

3. Subscribe to VocalFuse (optional)

VocalFuse is for professionals who need private, system-wide dictation. Choose Basic ($5/mo) for local hold-to-record dictation, or Pro ($10/mo) for Note Taking — summarized notes from long transcriptions (meetings, calls, videos) — Continuous mode — records in the background and checks 60-second clips for anything important — and optional Gmail delivery — on the pricing page.

4. Install & activate VocalFuse

1. Copy your key from Product Keys.
2. Download the Windows installer from Downloads and paste the key when prompted.
3. Allow microphone permissions when Windows asks.
4. Use the floating pill — there is no Ctrl+Shift+Space hotkey. Hold the pill in Transcribe mode to dictate.

5. First VocalFuse transcription

Focus the app where you want text, hold the pill, speak for a few seconds, then release. Transcription runs locally on-device and the text is pasted at your cursor.