Your context ring floats in your field of view while you build — glanceable, hands-free. A calm heads-up view of how full your AI's memory is, and how close it is to the reset where it forgets. Built for Android XR & Meta Ray-Ban Display.
Vibe Guard Vision brings your context ring to smart glasses — a calm, glanceable heads-up display that's always there while you build, so you can stay heads-down and still see the reset coming.
How full your AI's memory is — its "context window" — shown as a ring in the corner of your field of view.
No window, no phone, no tab-switching. Just look up for a second and you know where you stand.
The ring rides along the whole session, so the compaction cliff never arrives without warning.
Designed for the Ray-Ban Display today — a calm readout that fits right into the frames.
Built for the Android XR platform, with more frames and styles coming soon.
The reset that wipes an agent's memory arrives with no on-screen warning — Vision puts it in front of you first.
Same context ring in the corner of your view — "context" meaning how full the AI's memory is before it resets and forgets — whoever's building.
Deep in a long build, you don't want to keep checking a window. A glance up shows how full your AI's memory is — no phone, no tab-switching — so you save your place before the reset wipes it.
During a marathon Claude Code or Cursor session, the ring in the corner of your view warns you the compaction cliff is coming, so you can save state before your agent forgets what it was doing.
A hands-free, always-there status readout for engineers who want signal without a screen — the context gauge, glanceable, in every seat, wherever they work.
Vibe Guard Vision is in the works for the Meta Ray-Ban Display and Android XR. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's ready — no fake previews, just the real thing when it lands.
Your context ring, glanceable in smart glasses — hands-free, always there while you build.
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