Vibrai — arrangement engine for Ableton Live
LocalAbout Vibrai — arrangement engine for Ableton Live
Vibrai is an AI music-production tool for arranging clips and instruments into song structures in Ableton Live 12. This repository distributes signed releases, including a Claude Desktop extension, rather than source code.
Key features
- 01Arrange clips and instruments into song structures
- 02Signed macOS installer bundles
- 03Claude Desktop extension release
- 04CLI bundles and checksum files
Use cases
- 01Build song structures from existing Ableton Live material
- 02Install the Claude Desktop extension
- 03Verify downloaded release bundles with checksums
MCP support
The repository distributes a Claude Desktop extension package for the MCP registry. The README does not specify the MCP tools or capabilities exposed.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMEVibrai — Releases
Downloads have moved to https://vibrai.com/download. Releases here carry only the Claude Desktop extension (
Vibrai-X.Y.Z.mcpb), because the MCP registry accepts packages hosted on GitHub/GitLab only. The installer, CLI tarballs, checksums and signed manifest are served fromdownloads.vibrai.com. This repository remains Vibrai's public issue tracker.
Signed download bundles for Vibrai, the AI music-production tool for Ableton Live.
- Docs & install guide: https://docs.vibrai.com
- Home / buy: https://vibrai.com
- Download: https://vibrai.com/download
- Claude Desktop extension (MCP registry host): https://github.com/cssllcio/vibrai-releases/releases
This repository hosts only the release binaries (the source tree is private).
Each release attaches signed macOS (.pkg), Claude Desktop
(.mcpb), and raw CLI bundles, plus SHA256SUMS for verification.
Report a problem
Open an issue — bug reports and feature requests are welcome here even though the source is closed.
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