Follow your question.
Connect your tools.
Start where your work starts. Each application is independently installed, with QVF available to carry scientific data between supported producers and consumers.
vibe-sketcher
Draw structures, reactions and mechanisms. Prepare 3D geometries, calculation inputs and publication graphics.
Explore the tool Quickstartvibe-scheduler
Submit and track command-line jobs locally, over SSH or through an HTTPS gateway, with daemon, PBS and Slurm execution backends.
Explore the tool Running jobsvibe-qc
Electronic-structure calculations for molecules and periodic solids, with a Python front end and a C++17 engine.
Explore the tool Tutorial learning pathsvibe-viewer
Inspect and edit structures, explore orbitals and volumes, and analyze spectra, bands and excited states from QVF and supported chemistry formats.
Explore the tool QuickstartKeep the science
in context.
Prepare and inspect
Draw a structure, export a supported input, and review the calculation settings before submitting. File conversion does not guarantee a method or property is supported.
Run and follow
Use vq to submit a supported command and follow its results. The scheduler does not select the scientific method, install the engine or change running calculations when you open this website.
Explore and share
Open the results a producer actually wrote. Keep the original calculation inputs, version and archive alongside figures and derived files.