Semantic coordination for coding subagents

Parallel agents should agree before they edit.

Vibe Weave gives Mistral Vibe a shared definition of done. Agents declare their assumptions, interface contracts, file scope, and proof—then Weave detects conflicts before a plausible-looking patch set diverges.

46-second narrated product pitch

The whole idea in one simple story.

Three agents plan the same feature. They disagree on one important meaning. Vibe Weave gets one answer before any code edits begin.

  1. 1
    Say the plan.
    Each agent states what it assumes.
  2. 2
    Spot the disagreement.
    Weave finds two meanings for the same feature.
  3. 3
    Agree, then build.
    One decision guides every agent and its proof.

Narrated video — turn sound on for the explanation.

01

Make intent inspectable

Each role proposes a compact Change Contract instead of burying assumptions inside prompts and branches.

02

Resolve the right question

Weave ranks contradictions by downstream impact and asks only the decision that unblocks the most work.

03

Prove convergence

A Decision Contract, scoped worktrees, and explicit proofs make coordination reviewable after the run.