The picture shows me walking around shopping while coding and taking photos on my phone. The two cute dogs in this house are very well-behaved and do not bark when they see people.
Vibe Remote is written 100% by AI.
Every feature, refactor, and fix is executed by agents.
That fact fundamentally shapes its design.
There is no built-in editor.
This is intentional.
The Shift in Control
In traditional development, the editor is the primary interface.
Developers manipulate files directly.
In an AI-native workflow, humans no longer operate at the implementation layer.
They operate at the intent layer.
Instead of editing code line by line, you define outcomes:
- Introduce a feature
- Refactor a module
- Improve performance
- Fix a defect
The agent performs the implementation.
The editor becomes an execution surface — not a control surface.
When code is 100% AI-written, maintaining a human editing interface is no longer structurally necessary.
Delegation and Responsibility
Vibe Remote assumes a different role for the developer.
You are responsible for:
- Defining direction
- Evaluating results
- Maintaining architectural coherence
- Ensuring quality standards
You are not responsible for typing.
This is not abstraction for convenience.
It is separation of concerns.
Execution belongs to the agent.
Judgment belongs to you.
Why File Browser and Diff Still Exist
Removing the editor does not remove oversight.
Engineering leadership still requires visibility:
- Which files changed
- What the diff contains
- Whether structure remains sound
Review is a governance function.
Editing is an implementation function.
Vibe Remote preserves review surfaces, not editing surfaces.
A Different Optimization Target
Traditional IDEs optimize for precision editing.
Vibe Remote optimizes for:
- Clarity of intent
- Quality of delegation
- Strength of review
- System-level thinking
When implementation is automated, the constraint shifts upward.
The goal is not to type faster.
The goal is to think better.
That is why Vibe Remote has no editor.