Mistral Vibe: Vibe Code Web Integration for Teleport Sessions
Mistral VibeMistral Vibe updated the /teleport command to route sessions through the new Vibe Code Web platform, replacing the legacy teleport endpoint. When a developer runs /teleport inside a local CLI session, the session — including its history, working diff, and last commit — now continues seamlessly inside Vibe Code Web, Mistral's browser-based coding agent surface. This upgrade ensures that teleported sessions benefit from Vibe Code Web's managed cloud sandboxes and session supervision capabilities.
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Vibe Code Web Integration for Teleport Sessions
Mistral Vibe has updated the /teleport command to route sessions through the new Vibe Code Web platform, replacing the legacy teleport endpoint.
What Changed
When a developer runs /teleport inside a local CLI session, the session — including its history, working diff, and last commit — now continues seamlessly inside Vibe Code Web, Mistral's browser-based coding agent surface.
Context Transfer
The teleport handoff carries the full session context: conversation history, the working diff at the moment of teleport, and the last commit SHA. Nothing is lost in transit — the browser session picks up exactly where the terminal session left off.
Vibe Code Web: Single-Tenant Cloud Sandboxes
Vibe Code Web runs each session in a dedicated, single-tenant cloud sandbox. Unlike shared environments, these sandboxes give each developer isolated compute and filesystem access, reducing interference and improving reproducibility.
Browser-Based Supervision
Once teleported, the session runs inside a browser tab. Developers can monitor the agent's actions, review diffs, approve or reject tool calls, and interact with the session from any machine — no local environment required.
Asynchronous Handoff
The teleport operation is asynchronous: the CLI initiates the handoff and returns immediately. The browser session becomes active within seconds, and the local terminal can be closed without interrupting the cloud session.
Unified Session Surface
Vibe Code Web now serves as a unified surface for both CLI-started sessions (via /teleport) and sessions started directly in the browser. This means teams can mix local and cloud-first workflows without context fragmentation.
Mistral's Local-to-Cloud Continuum Vision
This change is part of Mistral's broader vision of a seamless local-to-cloud continuum for coding agents. Developers can start work locally in the terminal, hand off to the cloud when they need supervision or async execution, and return to local when they want direct control — all within a single session.