Mistral Vibe: Review, Approve, or Revert Agent Changes in IDEs via ACP
Mistral VibeMistral Vibe introduced ACP review support, giving developers using IDE integrations (VS Code, JetBrains, Zed) the ability to approve or revert agent changes directly from their editor, with live refresh of the review state. This closes a longstanding gap where reviewing and undoing an agent's edits was only fully supported in the standalone CLI. The feature builds on Mistral Vibe's existing Agent Client Protocol (ACP) work, following similar IDE-parity additions for Rewind and /teleport earlier in the year.
Key Takeaways
- ACP review support lets developers approve or revert agent-made changes directly from VS Code, JetBrains, or Zed instead of relying on the terminal CLI.
- The review view uses live refresh, keeping the approve/revert interface in sync as the agent continues working during a session.
- This closes a feature gap between Mistral Vibe's terminal experience and its IDE integrations, following the same pattern used for Rewind and
/teleportACP support. - The capability extends Mistral Vibe's existing permission system, which already gated certain tool calls behind explicit approval.
- The same release also added a
/newalias for/clearand migrated internal config handling to aConfigOrchestratormodel, though neither is user-facing enough to warrant its own changelog. - No third-party coverage exists yet for this specific feature since the release is only two days old as of this run — worth re-checking sources in a future pass.
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A New Review Workflow for IDE Users
Mistral Vibe's v2.22.0 release added ACP review support, letting ACP clients — the editor integrations that connect VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, and Zed to the Mistral Vibe agent — surface a review step for changes the agent makes to a codebase. Instead of only being able to inspect an agent's edits after the fact in the terminal, developers working from their editor can now approve or revert those changes inline, with the review UI refreshing live as the agent continues to work.
Why This Matters
Mistral Vibe has been steadily bringing IDE integrations up to parity with its terminal experience. Earlier releases extended Rewind mode and the /teleport command to work over ACP, but the ability to actively review and roll back an agent's edits from inside the editor was still missing. With this release, developers no longer need to switch back to the CLI to feel confident about what an autonomous coding session actually changed — they can catch an unwanted edit and revert it on the spot, right where they're already working.
How It Fits Together
ACP review support sits on top of Mistral Vibe's existing permission and approval system, which already prompts for authorization before certain tool calls. The new review capability extends that model to the change-review stage: after the agent proposes or applies edits, the IDE client can present them for explicit approval or rejection, and the live-refresh behavior keeps that view in sync as the agent's session progresses. This gives editor users a tighter feedback loop and more control over agent-driven changes without leaving their IDE.
Other Changes in This Release
Mistral Vibe's v2.22.0 release also shipped a /new alias for /clear, migrated configuration handling internally to a ConfigOrchestrator architecture, and fixed a handful of smaller issues — including a read_file approval prompt that incorrectly triggered on plan files in plan mode, suppression of benign Sentry error noise, and a crash on unsafe configuration reads. These are minor housekeeping items rather than user-facing features in their own right.