See MiniMax Code work beside your other agents.

Find the work behind the session

Local session logs provide tasks and token usage. MiniMax’s local runtime state supplies workspace context that is absent from the session files themselves. VibeBoard reads that source state without writing back to MiniMax’s database.

Use project and time filters to find unfinished work, then inspect the observed task state. The board is useful when several projects have sessions open and their latest replies are scattered across the source app.

App navigation has a clear limit

Returning to MiniMax Code opens the source app. Its available app link does not select an individual session, so you may still need to find the conversation there. A task card is an overview of the work rather than a replacement conversation window.

Local token usage does not reveal subscription quota

MiniMax’s local data does not provide subscription quota. VibeBoard can show observed task tokens without turning those counts into an invented remaining balance. Check subscription capacity in the provider’s own interface.

Install supported hooks from Agents, run a small MiniMax task with VibeBoard open, and check both the task card and the latest event time. This verifies the parts of the integration your installed version exposes.

Try this workflow on your Mac

Use the 3-day trial to check MiniMax Code support with your own tools before choosing a one-time license for 1, 2, or 3 Macs. Waffo hosts checkout. Third-party AI subscriptions and model costs are separate.

Check the download page first: the 0.2.0 package uses machine-bound offline activation through support. Its online trial and self-service purchase activation are not enabled. Version 0.3.0 adds the online trial and website-license activation; check the download page for rollout status. Website license keys cannot activate 0.2.0.