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1.1.0
July 13, 2026
Cleaner install and uninstall, drive Vibrai from your coding agent, and a smoother activation experience.

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Install, update, and uninstall — cleanly

Getting set up (and unset) is simpler in 1.1.0:
  • Bundled Live Sets — the installer now ships two ready-to-open Ableton Live Sets, Vibrai Starter and Vibrai Demo, so you have a correctly-wired project to open the moment you’re installed.
  • One-step updates — vibrai update now updates the built-in server together with the command line in a single step.
  • One-command uninstall — vibrai uninstall removes Vibrai cleanly, showing you a plan of exactly what it will remove before it touches anything.

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Drive Vibrai from your coding agent

Vibrai now ships an Agent Skill — a portable skill that installs straight into your coding agent (Claude Code and other skill-aware CLIs). Once it’s in, your agent knows how to drive Vibrai on its own: generating genre tracks, building arrangements, loading instruments, applying automation — going from a cold session to an audible result without you wiring anything up.
Your agent uses connected Vibrai tools when it has them, and the vibrai command line otherwise.

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A smoother activation experience

If you reached your machine limit, activation used to point you to a page that can’t actually free a seat. It now points you to support@vibrai.com, who can.Activation also sends less about your machine — your computer’s name is no longer transmitted. The registration label is just your operating system plus a random tag (like macos-a1b2c3d4), and a new command shows you exactly what’s sent, and nothing more:

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Fixes and polish

A round of fixes from a hands-on trial run, so what you see matches what’s actually there:
  • Clip lists show real note counts instead of always reading 0.
  • Reading an empty clip slot returns a clean “no notes” result instead of an error.
  • Generated songs name every scene, even in longer arrangements — no more blank trailing scenes.
  • Automation read-backs point you to the right place when Live can’t display a bounced envelope, instead of looking like the write failed.
  • Consistent casing in generated scene and clip names.
  • Command shortcuts that match the tool names — arrangement list, note write, clip set-name, and more now work.
  • Mistyped options fail loudly instead of being silently ignored.