Mistral presents Vibe 2.0, a major update to its agent built for the terminal, powered by the Devstral 2 model family. If you work in the terminal and want to automate development tasks using natural language, Vibe lets you create subagents, ask for confirmations when intent isn’t clear, load skills with slash commands, and configure flows that match how you like to work.
What is Mistral Vibe 2.0
Vibe is an agent designed for developers that lives in your terminal. You run commands in natural language, and the agent orchestrates changes across multiple files, understands the full context of the repository, and helps with common development tasks.
With version 2.0, Mistral adds controls so the system adapts to your style: customizable subagents, options to clarify before executing, preconfigured skills with slash commands, and unified agent modes to switch context without changing tools.
Want a practical example? Imagine saying: "review this PR and suggest unit tests" and Vibe spins up a subagent specialized in PR reviews, then shows you concrete options before applying any changes. Handy, right?
