Remote Messaging & Web Terminal for AI Agents
Reach local AI agent sessions from messaging apps, desktop browsers, mobile browsers, and a browser-based Web Terminal.
Remote access in VibeAround is an entry point to local work. It is not a request to move code, credentials, or execution into a hosted cloud workspace.
Remote Surfaces
| Surface | Best for |
|---|---|
| Web Chat | Continuing a session from a browser. |
| Web Terminal | Inspecting or controlling a local workspace shell. |
| Mobile browser | Quick review, approvals, and short steering prompts. |
| Messaging apps | Daily communication channels and asynchronous check-ins. |
| Tunnel-backed URLs | Reaching local services when away from the host machine. |
Messaging Channels
Messaging channels connect selected conversations to local agent sessions. They are powerful because they bring agent work into tools users already check, but they must be configured deliberately.
Recommended rollout:
- Start with one personal or team channel.
- Use a low-risk workspace for the first test.
- Confirm command routing.
- Confirm who can send messages to the bot.
- Confirm how sessions are selected or switched.
- Only then connect production workspaces.
Web Terminal
The Web Terminal is useful when the user needs a shell-like view from a browser. It can be paired with session handover and preview links, but it should be treated as a privileged surface because it reaches local workspace tools.
Security Checks
Before enabling remote access, review Local-first Security. Pay special attention to tunnel state, browser pairing, local auth tokens, channel membership, and preview link scope.