Mistral Vibe 2.0 has been launched, bringing significant enhancements to the terminal-native coding agent built on the Devstral 2 model family. Key features of this upgrade include the ability to create custom subagents for specific tasks like deploying scripts or generating tests, and a multi-choice clarification system that prompts users when commands are unclear, reducing errors in execution. These updates aim to streamline the coding process, enabling teams to build, maintain, and ship code more efficiently. The new version introduces slash-command skills, allowing users to quickly load predefined workflows for common tasks such as deploying or generating documentation. Users can also configure unified agent modes that combine various tools and permissions for a more tailored experience. Continuous bug fixes and improvements in the Vibe CLI mean that users won't have to manually update their software, which can save time and reduce friction during development. Mistral Vibe is available through the Le Chat Pro and Team plans, with options for pay-as-you-go credits or bringing your own API key. The Le Chat Pro plan offers full access for daily development work, while the Team plan adds features like unified billing and priority support. For advanced needs, enterprise add-ons include fine-tuning for internal languages and reinforcement learning capabilities. The Devstral 2 model has transitioned to paid API access, though free usage remains available on the Experiment plan for testing and prototyping.