The Vibe Company
The Vibe Company is an AI-first agency that builds AI products and internal tools, deploys agents to automate company workflows, and trains teams on AI adoption. It aims to help companies treat AI as part of their operating system while delivering production software faster and at lower cost than traditional teams.
At a Glance
- Mid-size and large companies
- Healthcare and care coordination
- News and media organizations
- Food companies
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AI Tools by The Vibe Company
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Quivr
Open Source Content Ingestion Engine
Companion
Open Source AI Agent Fleet CLI
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Latest News
The company published “AI-native agency: an agency that looks like a software company,” explaining its operating model and positioning.
Bruno, the company's internal web and iPhone team to-do product, was built and added to its product portfolio.
VibeDeck, an open-source local dashboard with no account, server or tracking, was built.
AFP launched MediaGen, a €4M France 2030 generative-AI project with Quivr/The Vibe Company in its consortium.
Products & Services
End-to-end product and technical delivery: scoping, architecture, development, observability, documentation, secure production deployment, and handoff or ongoing operation.
Workflow audits, reusable skills, tool integrations and secure deployment of agents inside client environments for repetitive sales, support, administration and content work.
Use-case selection, build-versus-buy advice, AI adoption roadmaps and hands-on team training through first production workflows.
Open-source RAG/content engine that ingests documents and sources, processes them in the background, supports lexical and vector search, alerts and HTTP/API or MCP access. The original customer-support direction was stopped as the main company direction in April 2026, while the repository and documentation remain public.
Market Position
The Vibe Company positions itself between a traditional software/IT services agency and a SaaS vendor: it sells production-grade, end-to-end AI product and workflow delivery, but uses its own agents and internal tools so the agency can scale more like software. Its differentiation is complete workflow integration, operational/security constraints and measurable production outcomes rather than standalone chatbots, prototypes or billable hours. Comparable alternatives include traditional digital/product agencies, AI consultancies, systems integrators and specialized automation or customer-support SaaS products.
Leadership
Founders
Stan Girard
DevOps expert and engineering manager who became Head of GenAI at a web-development agency; he previously came through Theodo and Stockly. He created Quivr with Antoine Dewez in 2023 and went through Y Combinator Winter 2024 before co-running The Vibe Company.
Antoine Dewez
Studied history and political science at La Sorbonne before moving into engineering; he was an early front-end developer at a company that grew GMV 15-fold in two years. He previously came through Theodo and Stockly, co-founded Quivr with Stan Girard in 2023, and now co-runs The Vibe Company.
Executive Team
Stan Girard
Co-founder
Former DevOps expert, engineering manager and Head of GenAI; co-created Quivr and now co-runs The Vibe Company.
Antoine Dewez
Co-founder
Former early front-end engineer with a background spanning La Sorbonne, Theodo and Stockly; co-created Quivr and co-runs The Vibe Company.
Founding Story
The company grew out of Quivr, the founders' open-source RAG venture. After learning that value came from integrating AI into real workflows rather than selling an isolated tool, they officially pivoted on April 10, 2026 from Quivr's customer-support product to an AI-native agency that automates its own operations, helps clients automate end-to-end workflows, and turns effective internal workflows into reusable tools.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Project-based client engagements for product engineering, agentic automation, strategy and training, with the option to keep operating delivered products on a monthly retainer. The company also intends to turn reusable internal workflows into tools; Quivr previously operated as SaaS/customer-support software.
Target Markets
- Mid-size and large companies
- Healthcare and care coordination
- News and media organizations
- Food companies
- Rental and customer-support operations
- Companies adopting AI agents and workflow automation
- Building AI products and internal tools for mid-size and large companies
- Automating repetitive sales, customer-support, administrative and content workflows
- Healthcare workflows involving encrypted, GDPR-compliant health data
- Newsroom monitoring, multimodal archive search and content production
- Customer-support response drafting from ticket history and internal documentation
- Food-sector CSR, employee engagement and product-document quality control
- Agence France-Presse
- Monka
- LocService
- Coup de Pates