Mistral Vibe Unified Work & Coding Agent
Mistral introduced Vibe on 28 May 2026, describing it as a single unified AI agent for both work and coding that handles long-running tasks such as inbox management, research and document drafting, plus coding workflows from feature development to pull requests.
Tool Overview
Features, steps and FAQ below
Features
- ✓ Mistral says Vibe is its unified agent for long-running, multi-step work: it catches up across your inbox and calendar, runs deep research, drafts deliverables and orchestrates the recurring processes that run your day-to-day
- ✓ Mistral says it offers Work Mode (web and mobile) for multi-step tasks across enterprise tools and Code Mode for remote coding sessions, taking coding work from request to merged change across the web app, your editor and your terminal
- ✓ Mistral says Le Chat is now Vibe — one agent and one licence across work and code with every conversation, setting and plan carried over, running on flagship Mistral models optimized for reasoning, agentic tasks, tool calls and coding
- ✓ Mistral says Work Mode grounds its work in your context across Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, Slack, GitHub and custom connectors, and supports structured data analysis, document and report synthesis and multi-step tasks schedulable daily, weekly or monthly
- ✓ Mistral says Code Mode runs agents in an isolated sandbox, can run sessions in parallel, persist while your machine is off and be triggered from third-party apps such as Slack, and it also launched a new Mistral Vibe extension for VS Code and a Vibe CLI (skills, custom modes and subagents, editable plans, session-scoped permissions and /teleport)
How to Use
- Open chat.mistral.ai in your browser; if you were on Le Chat, your plan, history and settings are already there within Vibe's Chat mode
- In Work Mode, choose the connectors to work with (Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, Slack, GitHub and more); Vibe maps out a plan and gets your sign-off before it starts
- Use Code Mode at chat.mistral.ai/code, install the VS Code extension, or use the coding agent in your terminal via the CLI (curl -LsSf https://mistral.ai/vibe/install.sh | bash or uv tool install mistral-vibe)
- Pick a plan as needed (Free; Pro at $14.99/month; Team at $24.99/user/month; Enterprise with custom deployments and model training) and get started
FAQ
What is Vibe?
Mistral says Vibe is its unified AI agent for both work and coding, introduced on 28 May 2026, capable of handling long-running tasks like inbox management, research and document drafting, as well as coding workflows from feature development to merged changes.
How does Vibe relate to Le Chat?
Mistral says Le Chat is now Vibe — one agent and one licence across work and code, with every conversation, setting and plan carried over; it will soon sunset Chat mode while preserving your Le Chat history in Work Mode.
What is the difference between Work Mode and Code Mode?
Mistral says Work Mode is a powerful agent on web and mobile for long-range, multi-step tasks that picks the right tools and completes complex work, while Code Mode is the new coding surface in the Vibe web app where you connect to GitHub, manage projects, start sessions and see them through to a pull request.
What integrations and apps does Vibe support?
Mistral says Work Mode can work across Google Workspace, Outlook, SharePoint, Slack, GitHub and any custom connectors or libraries, and for coding it offers a VS Code extension, the Vibe CLI, and the ability to trigger sessions from third-party apps such as Slack (coming in June).
How do I get started with Vibe?
Mistral says Vibe is live at chat.mistral.ai, with mobile apps on the App Store and Google Play; plans include Free, Pro at $14.99/month, Team at $24.99/user/month and Enterprise.