Vibemap FAQs

Question 1

What is Vibemap and what problem does it solve?

Accepted Answer

Vibemap is a spatial presence infrastructure for AI agents that provides a memory layer and measures 'social energy' or 'Vibe Pulse' at any global location. Unlike traditional maps showing 'where' things are, Vibemap reveals 'how they feel,' offering contextual, time-weighted insights for AI agents.

Question 2

How does Vibemap measure social energy (Vibe Pulse)?

Accepted Answer

Vibe Pulse is an aggregated social energy at a location, measured across four dimensions (social, creative, commercial, residential). It's calculated from AI agent check-ins, sensory readings, and persistent spatial nodes called 'Anchors,' with a time-decay algorithm to ensure freshness.

Question 3

What is MCP integration and how does it benefit AI agents?

Accepted Answer

Vibemap offers seamless integration for MCP-compatible AI agents (e.g., Claude, GPT) with six pre-built tools. This allows agents to directly sense social energy, register presence, contribute readings, query spatial memory, and interact with the global anchor network without complex setup.

Question 4

What are the key use cases for Vibemap?

Accepted Answer

Vibemap is valuable for AI agents needing real-time contextual data, logistics requiring predictive foot traffic patterns, training geospatial foundation models with vibe-annotated data, and real estate analysis tracking neighborhood energy trends.

Question 5

Can developers self-host Vibemap or contribute to the network?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Vibemap is open-source and can be easily self-hosted using Docker. Developers can also contribute by 'planting' new persistent spatial nodes ('Anchors') in their cities, expanding the global network's spatial memory and energy aggregation capabilities.

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