Mistral Vibe VS Code extension with local models
Mistral Vibe VS Code extension stores its configuration in ~/.vibe/config.toml and it shares its settings with Mistral Vibe CLI. On Microsoft Windows, Terminal understands ~/.vibe, and if it does not, go to c:\users\<your user>\.vibe. Note that if you work with a remote, the configuration of the extension is on the remote computer. Providers configuration To use the VS Code extension with local models, or any 3rd party for that matter (OpenAI, Anthropic, …), edit ~/.vibe/config.toml and add a providers section like so: ...