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You can control Visibox using natural language with an AI assistant like Claude, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, VS Code, Zed, or Cline. Once connected, you talk to your show:

Visibox ships with a visibox command-line tool for controlling a running Visibox from your shell. It is a lighter alternative to the AI Assistants integration for quick one-offs, shell aliases, scripting, and hotkey tools.

Visibox listens for OSC (Open Sound Control) messages over the network, so anything that speaks OSC can drive it: a phone running TouchOSC, a QLab cue stack, Resolume, a Max patch, a Lemur layout, or a lighting console with an OSC module. Visibox can also send its state back, so a fader on your tablet moves when someone changes the volume in the app.

A Song Timeline is a list of cues attached to one Song. Each cue says when something should happen and what should happen. Visibox runs the list as the Song plays, so clips switch, the output level rides, and MIDI goes out to your rig without anyone touching the Controller.

Visibox exposes a local network API for remote control, automation, and custom integrations. This page is the technical reference. If you want to use Visibox through an AI assistant or a shell, see AI Assistants or Command Line Interface instead. If you want to drive it from a control surface, see OSC.