Mistral Vibe
Mistral's Vibe CLI in Open Free Max — devstral models, approval profiles from plan to auto-approve, and full history ingestion into project memory.
Mistral Vibe runs as a standard interactive session. Its integration is deliberately simple: no MCP wiring, no resume, but full participation in Open Free Max’s memory and usage tracking.
What OFM does with it
- Fresh session per tab. Vibe exposes no resume flag, so each tab opens a new conversation.
- History ingestion. Vibe transcripts are parsed and indexed into project memory, so past work stays searchable even though the conversation itself cannot be reopened.
- No MCP injection. Vibe has no side-effect-free way to declare MCP servers at launch, so the memory tool, custom servers and the Obsidian vault are not wired in.
- Estimated accounting in the Consumption view.
Launch flags
| Setting | Effect |
|---|---|
| Model | e.g. devstral-2, devstral-small-2. Empty = default (devstral-2) |
| Agent profile | default (asks before each tool), plan (read only), accept-edits, auto-approve |
| Additional folders | Extra accessible directories |
| Config file | Path to a custom config.toml |
| Additional arguments, Environment variables | Escape hatches |
Agent profiles and Mission Control
The agent profile decides how much Vibe asks:
default— asks before each tool. Every question is visible to Mission Control, which can auto-answer the ones you have approved before and queue the rest.plan— read-only. Nothing to approve.accept-edits— edits go through without asking; other tools still ask.auto-approve— nothing asks, so nothing reaches the queue or the audit log. Trusted folders only.
Installation
Install the Mistral Vibe CLI with the assistant in the agent tab, then re-check. Under WSL, install inside the distribution rather than on the Windows side.
Frequently asked
- Can a Vibe tab resume its previous conversation?
- No. Vibe exposes no resume flag, so a new tab starts a new conversation. Its past conversations are still searchable through project memory.
- Is Vibe history searchable in OFM?
- Yes. Vibe transcripts are ingested into the project memory index alongside Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity.