As in the title.

I like the subscription offered by Mistral Pro and the new models they host. That said I kind of dislike the Vibe CLI, and prefer to work on Opencode.

I see I can generate an API and connect Opencode, but this burns the 15$ of API credits instead of Vibe quota.

Hi all,

I'm using Vibe Work with a personal Microsoft account (not a work/school account) and ran into a limitation with the SharePoint connector:

- Listing sites, libraries and folders, as well as search, fails with Microsoft Graph returning "This API is not supported for MSA accounts"

- Opening content via sharing links fails as well

- I couldn't find an alternative SharePoint or OneDrive connector in the marketplace

Why this matters: the point of a work agent is that it can use files where they already live, instead of me copying and uploading documents manually. For private OneDrive users, that's currently not possible.

What would help:

1. Support for personal Microsoft accounts when accessing OneDrive folders and files (browse, list, read, ideally write), e.g. via the Graph /me/drive endpoints, which do work with MSA
2. Alternatively, a dedicated "OneDrive Personal" connector in the marketplace
3. Clear documentation of which Microsoft account types are supported by which connector features, so users know up front what will work

Anyone else on a personal Microsoft account running into this, or found a workaround? An upvote/👍 helps with prioritization. Thanks!

PS: I tested the local-folder workaround.
Results: - Vibe CLI (Windows, installed via uv) can read a locally synced OneDrive folder. Install needed a pinned Python version (3.12) on my machine. - Vibe Code web sessions run in a sandbox (/workspace) and can't see local folders, only manual upload. - Vibe Work (web/mobile) has no local or OneDrive-MSA access. So for non-developers on a personal Microsoft account, there's still no practical way to use an existing OneDrive structure.

After retiring from it for months, since it really fell off, I recently tried Vibe Chat – the new name of Le Chat and I have to say, I'm amazed.

The chat is now very good, having a Work (Cowork-like) mode as a default chat option which really makes it useful, even compared to ChatGPT and Claude, since it natively creates files and analyzes files instinctively, without needing to use Cowork etc. I have also scheduled newsletter and portfolio analysis jobs set up, which function much better with tool integrations than Gemini and in some cases even Claude. It has a free mode which has very large allowance, that has rarely ever ran out for me even with token heavy task.

On conversation side, I find it to be a much better conversationalist than Opus 5.5 or Gemini Argon, especially when trying to discuss humanities or philosophical question or just having a normal debate or brainstorming session.

I am not saying it's a Claude replacement, since it's still not catching up on the most complex tasks, but for normal daily queries, for free mode or very cheap student mode, it's awesome. My new favourite for daily quick searches and smaller-scope tasks.

Starting today, Mistral Vibe supports GitLab as a git provider alongside GitHub.
https://chat.mistral.ai/code

What you can do:

• Connect your GitLab account and pick repositories when you start a session
• Mistral Vibe clones them into the sandbox and works on them directly
• Ask it to push a branch and open a merge request, or point it at an existing MR (number or URL) to keep iterating on it

Not there yet:

• GitLab in sessions started without a repository
• Merge request cards in the session view

Try it on https://chat.mistral.ai/code and let us know what you think.

Non native EN speaker here. I was trying to follow a visioconference between two canadians and I couldn't manage to understand everything, so I headed to Studio and started the live Voxtral Transcription thing.

Amazing experience. It's blazing fast, correct itself in real time, made almost no mistakes. It's just incredibly better than anything I've tried before.

Incredible job 👍👍👍

Hey there,

I received the information that new TTS was out and our company is a heavy user of it.

After reading through the news, I can't lie, I got so excited.

I jumped in the studio to test it right away.

So, now you can add prononciations which is awesome. As a Swiss resident, I tested the `CHF` to `Franc` (fʁɑ̃).
When entering the `f ʁ ɑ̃` in the prononciations, I got no error, input was satisfied but when I tried to generate the speech, an error occurred and by checking the network, I got this:
```
{"model":"voxtral-mini-tts-3-0","stream":false,"voice_id":"voice_3150","input":"Just a simple test","response_format":"wav","expressiveness":1,"phoneme_hints":{"CHF":["f","ʁ","ɑ̃"]}}
```
Nothing really breaking, just seems like the input is not checking the same characters as the API expects (or formatting through HTTP broke it idk).

And then.. comes the real thing.
I tried this text:
```
[emotion=angry]Tu m'avais dit que ça coûterais que 30 CHF. [sigh]

[emotion=amused] Pardon, j'aurais pas du m'emporter.

[pace=very-fast] Je parle super vite bonjour Sandrine !
[pace=very-slow] Et maintenant très lentement.

```
With settings:
```
Model: Voxtral Mini TTS 3.0
Word synchronisation: On
Voice: Marie
Expressiveness: Max (5)
Prononciation: `CHF - f ɹ ɑ ŋ`
Context: None

```
And I got this piece of art: https://voca.ro/1lo9CWJ0vEaJ

While this made me laugh hard and my colleagues too, I feel like there something off.

I tried many different texts with different languages to see if emotions and pace were being picked up and.. doesn't seem like it.

I don't know if this will be of any help for you guys. Just know that we are very very hyped for it to work.

If any more informations is needed I am open to answer as much information as I can.

Thank you very much.

I've tested the free version of Mistral Vibe on Android and I'm interested to try the Pro version. But the free version is really bad at foreign languages (or in my case swedish). And it's not just some spelling or inflection, it's completely wrong use of words or sometimes the word doesn't even makes sense. Is this something that is better with Pro? I want to support Mistral but as the free version handles my language it's almost useless.

**Account**: custom-domain email (not a mainstream provider — I'll keep the address private), created with email + password. **Pro plan, paying subscriber.**

**Symptoms since Oct 20:**

- Web login on chat.mistral.ai: enter email → page reloads blank → error "unable to find a strategy to log you in"

- Password reset flow fails with the **same error**

- Tested on Safari and Brave, private browsing, cookies cleared

- iOS app session still works, so the account itself is fine

**Likely cause**: this is the classic Ory Kratos error for an identity with no usable login strategy. The auth migration to v2.auth.mistral.ai seems to have left email+password accounts on non-mainstream domains (custom domains, fastmail.com — see the older threads) without a login method.

**Status**: support ticket #38928022 open. The AI triage assistant confirmed it needs account-level investigation; no human response yet.

**Ask**: anyone else with a custom-domain email locked out? If you got this fixed, did support restore your login strategy or migrate your email to a mainstream address? Happy to hear from Mistral staff too.

(Not looking for "clear your cookies" advice — already done, and the reset flow fails identically, which rules out client-side issues.)

UPDATE — likely root cause found: I had enabled then disabled 2FA (TOTP) a few weeks ago; web login then broke for fresh logins. Known Ory Kratos pattern where a removed second factor leaves a stale aal2 reference. If you have this error: did you ever enable/disable 2FA?