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Due to the prevalence of claude code, it is clear that this is an era of Coding Agent CLIs. As a result, there are many arguments like: in the Vibe Coding era, editors are no longer needed; you only need to use the CLI in the terminal. But have people realized that for more than half a century, Terminal-based Editors have solved and standardized the biggest problem with Terminal-based applications — that is, the awkward TUI interactions! No matter how much these Coding Agent CLIs optimize their UI/UX, their UI/UX will always be a subset of Terminal-based Editors (Vim, Emacs)! They cannot achieve Vim’s elegant action + text objects abstraction (imagine how you usually edit large multi-line prompts in an Agent CLI), nor can they leverage thousands of mature Vim/Neovim plugins to help optimize TUI UI/UX—such as easymotions and so on. Moreover, when they want to view or modify code, they often have to jump into other applications which forcibly interrupts the UI/UX experience.
Therefore, Avante’s Zen Mode was born! It looks like a Vibe Coding Agent CLI but it is completely Neovim underneath. So you can use your muscle-memory Vim operations and those rich and mature Neovim plugins on it. At the same time, by leveraging ACP it has all capabilities of claude code / gemini-cli / codex! Why not enjoy both?
Therefore, Avante’s Zen Mode was born! It looks like a Vibe Coding Agent CLI but it is completely Neovim underneath. So you can use your muscle-memory Vim operations and those rich and mature Neovim plugins on it. At the same time, by leveraging [ACP](https://github.com/yetone/avante.nvim#acp-support) it has all capabilities of claude code / gemini-cli / codex! Why not enjoy both?
Now all you need to do is alias this command to avante; then every time you simply type avante just like using claude code and enter Avante’s Zen Mode!