Vibes
Culture you've lived.
Vibes tracks the albums, podcasts, shows, films, and YouTube channels that shaped how you think. Your cultural context becomes part of your intelligence layer — surfaced when it's relevant, used to find shared ground with people, and available to your agent when making recommendations.
See it in action
Logging something you just finished
Finding shared taste with someone you know
Getting a recommendation from your taste
Questions & answers
Why not just use Spotify or Netflix history?
Those are algorithmic feeds optimised for consumption, not memory. They don't have your notes, your ratings, your reasons. They don't know that you and a friend both love the same show. Vibes is personal context, not a streaming history.
What counts as a vibe?
Albums, podcasts, shows, and films — anything cultural you'd mention to someone, that changed how you think, or that you'd want to find again. If you'd forget about it without logging it, it probably belongs here.
Do I need to rate and note everything?
No — log what's worth logging. A 5-star album with a note is far more useful than 200 half-remembered titles. If something didn't stick, it probably doesn't need to be here.
How does the taste profile work?
It's not a dashboard — the agent notices patterns as you add things. Over time it can say things like "you tend to rate slow, introspective albums highest" or "you've logged 12 tech podcasts this year". Useful context, surfaced when relevant.
Can it work across Peeps and Vibes together?
Yes — when you note shared taste with someone in your network, it links the vibe file to their Peeps file. Your agent can then surface things like: "You and Priya both love this director. You've never talked about it."
Ready to try Vibes?
Ask your coding agent: “Install Vibesfrom knowyourpeople.org”