vibyverse
← The ecosystem
Submit / INDEPENDENT TOOLS. SHARED CURIOSITY.

vibe-scheduler

Formerly vibe-queue

Keep work moving across machines.

Submit and track command-line jobs locally, over SSH or through an HTTPS gateway, with daemon, PBS and Slurm execution backends.

Download 1.0.2 Read the manual

Release snapshot checked 2026-11-01.

SUBMIT

For researchers managing long calculations and teams sharing workstations or compute hosts.

Developed by agentic engineering under scientific direction. Install independently and connect tools when your workflow needs them.

01 / POSSIBILITIES

Make room for
your next question.

Schedule commands

Run vibe-qc or other command-line programs through local daemons, SSH hosts, PBS or Slurm. Track dependencies, arrays, retries and resource limits.

Submit over HTTPS

The optional gateway supports resumable uploads, idempotent submission, logs, cancellation and verified result downloads. An outbound connector reaches a broker behind a firewall; a deployment still needs its own TLS and access setup.

Follow jobs and campaigns

Inspect queued and running jobs, collected results and resource usage in the CLI or optional fleet console. Artifact campaigns coordinate dependent work and transfers.

Manage runtimes

Versioned runtime slots and portable bundles record payload identity and support rollback. Bundled runtime generations can bind to daemon jobs; scheduler binding and product-specific portability have separate limits.

Estimate and explain

Resource-estimate receipts and placement explanations are implemented. These are evidence and planning tools; they do not automatically change queue admission or placement.

02 / GET STARTED

A place in
your workflow.

Download the current standalone release to use vq without installing Python. For a source installation, clone the public vibe-scheduler repository and run its installer. The default installer makes a dedicated .venv with the CLI and daemon. Configure hosts and services using the queue guide after installation.

Full installation guide

System requirements

Standalone downloads include Python, the CLI, daemon and web-console dependencies for macOS 14 or newer on Apple Silicon and Linux x86-64. Source installation requires Python 3.12 or newer and Git. Direct remote hosts use SSH; configured HTTPS gateway clients use scoped credentials without fleet SSH access. Scheduler targets require their own PBS or Slurm setup. Linux standalone archives require glibc 2.36 or newer (Debian 12 compatible).

SOURCE INSTALLATION
git clone https://github.com/vibyverse/vibe-scheduler.git
cd vibe-scheduler
./scripts/install.sh
.venv/bin/vq --help

The product is vibe-scheduler. The shell command and Python import remain vq. Existing releases keep the vibe-queue distribution name. Installing the scheduler does not install vibe-qc.

Source on GitHub
03 / KEEP EXPLORING

The details
are here.

License: MPL-2.0. License and notices Third-party components retain their own licenses.