Question 1

Is VibeFuse free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every Fuse Intelligence account gets a complimentary VF- license at no charge. There is no checkout and no monthly fee for VibeFuse. Create a free account, copy your key from Account → Product Keys, and install from /downloads/VibeFuse/.

Question 2

What harness tools does VibeFuse include?

Accepted Answer

VibeFuse is a high-capability Windows AI agent harness: Terminal (PowerShell), Browser, YouTube, Files explorer, a Vibe Agent chat assistant that can create and edit Agent Skills, AI coding agent widgets for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, and Qwen, Google Workspace and Drive MCP connections, and a live marketplace for community widgets and SKILL.md packages.

Question 3

Does VibeFuse include free voice transcription?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Hold the title-bar voice dock to record. Speech is transcribed locally on your PC with whisper.cpp for free — useful for dictating prompts into AI coding agents without cloud audio uploads.

Question 4

Does VibeFuse support a wake word?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Enable the Jarvis wake word in Settings → Voice and say “Jarvis”. VibeFuse plays a short “Yes, sir?” acknowledgement, then records your command. Local Whisper and Piper keep the whole loop on your PC.

Question 5

How does Note-Taking mode work?

Accepted Answer

Switch the voice dock to Note-Taking, click the orb to record, and click again to stop. VibeFuse transcribes the take locally, summarizes it into bullet points with a title, and uploads it to your profile — review notes at Account → Notes or in Settings → Notes.

Question 6

Can the assistant control the canvas layout?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Jarvis (voice) and the Vibe Agent chat widget can spawn, tile, resize, rename, focus, and remove widgets on command — for example “Jarvis, open three terminals and tile them.” Layouts use tile/fill/row/column arrange modes or exact x/y/w/h coordinates.

Question 7

Does VibeFuse include free text-to-speech (TTS)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Replies are spoken by Piper with the Jarvis voice, running on-device. With an OpenAI-compatible chat provider configured, the voice assistant speaks a short reply line — free local TTS for developer workflows, not a cloud TTS subscription.

Question 8

Is VibeFuse open source?

Accepted Answer

VibeFuse is a free Fuse Intelligence product that wraps and runs popular open-source and vendor AI coding CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Qwen) in one desktop canvas. Agent CLIs remain theirs; VibeFuse is the free harness, marketplace, voice, and session layer.

Question 9

How do I install VibeFuse?

Accepted Answer

Register for free, copy your VF- key from Account → Product Keys, download VibeFuseInstaller.exe from /downloads/VibeFuse/, paste the key in Setup, and launch. The installer fetches the app and missing local voice models before first run.

Question 10

Where is the widget marketplace?

Accepted Answer

Browse fuseintelligence.org/marketplace — save widgets and Agent Skills to your library while signed in. Widgets sync into C:\vibefuse\widgets and skills into C:\vibefuse\skills on next launch.

Question 11

How do I publish a widget to the marketplace?

Accepted Answer

Build a folder with manifest.json and index.html, open Settings → Marketplace in the desktop app, and publish the folder. Your listings appear publicly on fuseintelligence.org/marketplace, and you can unpublish or republish any time.

Question 12

What are Agent Skills in VibeFuse?

Accepted Answer

Agent Skills are Claude/Codex-compatible SKILL.md folders in C:\vibefuse\skills. They appear in the left-rail Skills section. Save them from the marketplace, drop a folder on disk, or ask Vibe Agent to create_skill / update_skill. Any connected provider agent can read the same files.

Question 13

Can Vibe Agent create and edit skills?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Vibe Agent (and Jarvis) can list_skills, create_skill, update_skill, delete_skill, execute_skill, read_skill, and read_skill_file. The Skills rail and Settings → Skills refresh as soon as a skill is written.

Question 14

How do I connect Google Workspace or Google Drive MCP?

Accepted Answer

Open Settings → Tools. Use the Google Workspace card (Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Tasks, Slides, Meet, Contacts) or the Google Drive card (read-only Drive). Sign in with Google once — both cards share the same OAuth account — then Connect. Enable Workspace APIs in Google Cloud if tool calls fail.

Question 15

Which AI providers does VibeFuse support?

Accepted Answer

Settings → Agent includes OpenAI, Ollama (Local), Ollama Cloud, NVIDIA NIM, Featherless, Google Gemini, Groq, Together AI, OpenRouter, Plugsky, and Custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Each card keeps its own API key, endpoint, and model.

Question 16

What is Settings → Local Servers?

Accepted Answer

The fourteenth Settings tab: Piper endpoint/voice/speed/volume, Whisper endpoint and ggml model picker, HyperFrames Studio start/stop, Skill Seekers Connect, and Crawl4AI + SearXNG endpoints.

Question 17

Can I sell skills I create in VibeFuse?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Finish Stripe Connect, set a price on Account → Marketplace, and publish. Sellers keep 80%. Buyers get the package in C:\vibefuse\skills or \widgets.

Question 18

What is HyperFrames in VibeFuse?

Accepted Answer

A local HTML-to-video studio on port 4567. Vibe Agent can compose a video about your workspace folder, render an MP4 to C:\vibefuse\hyperframes\renders, and spawn a Video widget.

Question 19

What is Skill Seekers?

Accepted Answer

A local Python MCP cloned to C:\vibefuse\Skill_Seekers. It searches docs-to-skill presets (React, Godot, Blender, Claude Code, Unity, and more) before you create a duplicate skill. No API key.