What are Missions?
Missions are the unit of delegation in Vibey. You write a brief, Vibey's CEO breaks it into subtasks, specialist agents execute, and finished deliverables come back for your review.
The One-Sentence Version
A Mission is a piece of work you delegate to your team. You write the outcome you want. Vibey (the CEO agent) breaks it into subtasks, assigns each subtask to the right specialist, and orchestrates the handoffs. Finished deliverables show up in your Space for review.
Where Missions Live
Missions used to live in a separate "Mission Control" surface. They no longer do. Missions now run inside Spaces:
- You can send a mission from a chat inside any Space
- You can send a mission from a chat with Vibey on Home (it lands in your Personal Space)
- Missions show up in the Missions view of the Space they belong to
- Mission deliverables flow into the Space's Docs view
There is no separate destination called Mission Control. The Space is the destination.
How Missions Work
You describe the outcome
Write what you need done. Be specific about the deliverable. "Create a research-backed blog article about X with an image banner."
Vibey plans the work
Vibey's CEO agent analyzes the mission and breaks it into subtasks, each assigned to the right specialist agent. A single mission might produce 3, 5, or 10 subtasks depending on complexity.
You approve the plan (or auto-approve)
By default, the plan pauses for your review. You can enable auto-approve so plans start executing immediately. (See Autopilot for the toggle.)
Your agents execute
Each agent works on their subtask using their skills, brain, and connected integrations. The research agent does deep online research. The writer creates the article. The designer produces the banner.
Deliverables come back
As each subtask finishes, deliverables appear in the Mission detail and in the Space's Docs view. You can preview, approve, comment, or request revisions.
Subtasks
Every mission is broken into subtasks. Each subtask:
- Has a title describing the specific piece of work
- Is assigned to a specialist agent based on their domain
- Has a sort order and can depend on other subtasks (the writer waits for research to finish)
- Carries an intent (the why, the story, the desired end state)
- Produces a deliverable when complete
- Can be scheduled for a specific time
Subtask statuses:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | Waiting to start (may depend on another subtask) |
| In Progress | Agent is actively working |
| Done | Complete, deliverable produced |
| Revision | You requested changes, agent is reworking |
| Blocked | Something needs attention before the agent can continue |
| Cancelled | No longer needed |
Deliverables
Every subtask produces a deliverable. Deliverables come in several types:
| Type | What it is |
|---|---|
| Doc | Structured documents (articles, reports, guides) |
| Text | Plain text output |
| Image | Generated or designed images |
| Video | Generated or edited video files |
| Formatted PDF documents | |
| File | Any other file type |
Each deliverable has a title, content (or file URL), and is tied to the agent who created it. You can preview deliverables directly in the mission detail, or find them in the Space's Docs view.
Activity and Comments
Every mission has an activity timeline that tracks everything that happens:
- Status changes (planning, in progress, review, done)
- Agent assignments and subtask creation
- Execution events and progress updates
- Your comments and feedback
You can comment on any mission with text and attachments (images, videos, files). Comments appear in the timeline and inform the agents working on the mission. This is how you give feedback, redirect work, or add context mid-execution.
What You Can Delegate
Missions are not limited to marketing. Your agents use their skills, brain, and integrations to handle work across every domain:
Marketing and Go-to-Market
- "Create a 5-email nurture sequence for our coaching program targeting busy professionals"
- "Build a lead magnet funnel with a presentation and follow-up emails"
- "Create 10 LinkedIn posts and 5 Instagram carousels from this YouTube video"
- "Launch a Meta ad campaign for our summer offer with 3 creative variations"
Research and Analysis
- "Research the top 5 competitors in our space and create a comparison document with pricing, features, and positioning"
- "Analyze our Instagram performance for this month and give me a report"
- "Pull transcripts from these 3 podcast episodes and summarize the key takeaways"
Business Operations
- "Create a weekly status report for our Q2 initiatives"
- "Build a client onboarding checklist with welcome email, setup guide, and day-3 follow-up"
- "Compile our monthly revenue data into a formatted report with trends and recommendations"
Content Production
- "Generate a 30-second product video from this description"
- "Create 5 hero images for our landing page in our brand style"
- "Turn this meeting recording into a blog post, social posts, and an email summary"
Development and Tooling
- "Build a custom view showing lead counts across all campaigns"
- "Create a widget that pulls our latest Instagram posts"
If your agents have the right skills, the right brain, and the right integrations, they can do the work.
Integrations in Missions
When your agents execute mission subtasks, they have access to every integration you have connected in Workspace Settings. This means agents can:
- Publish ads to Meta and pull performance insights
- Post to LinkedIn and Instagram
- Send emails through SendGrid, GoHighLevel, or ActiveCampaign
- Sync contacts with your CRM
- Search the web and analyze URLs
- Generate images and videos
- Use any MCP server you have configured
The more integrations you connect, the more your agents can do autonomously during missions.
Mission Priority
Set priority when sending a mission to signal urgency:
| Priority | When to use |
|---|---|
| Low | Nice to have, no deadline |
| Medium | Standard work, this week |
| High | Important, needs attention soon |
| Urgent | Needs immediate action |
Mission Statuses
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Planning | Vibey is breaking down the mission into subtasks |
| Todo | Assigned to agents, waiting to start |
| In Progress | Agents are actively working |
| Review | Work is done, ready for you to review |
| Done | Approved and complete |
| Blocked | Something needs your attention |
Three Ways to Trigger a Mission
| Trigger | How it happens |
|---|---|
| You write it | You send a message in any chat or Space. Vibey detects a delegate-worthy outcome and asks if you want to plan a mission. |
| Autopilot | When Autopilot is on, Vibey can create missions autonomously against your North Star. |
| Flow | A Space Flow can use send_to_agent to trigger a mission when a trigger fires. |
Autopilot Keeps Things Moving
When you set up a campaign with a clear goal and strategy, Vibey does not sit waiting for instructions. It regularly checks on progress:
- Are we making progress toward the goal?
- Are there agents sitting idle?
- What should happen next?
Stuck tasks get detected and recovered automatically. You wake up to finished work. More on this in How Autopilot Works.
Undo Mission Edits
If an agent (especially Vibey via Autopilot) makes changes to tasks inside a Space that you do not like, you can undo them. See Undo and Redo.