Klipeo's color tools now cover DaVinci Resolve's primaries and its hue curves, and Vibe can use every one of them for you.
Four wheels and every primary
Offset joins Lift, Gamma, and Gain. Drag a wheel's puck to push its color, turn the ring to change brightness, or type the Y, R, G, and B values. Y moves brightness only and leaves color alone. Next to the wheels you'll find Pivot for contrast, Mid/Detail, Color boost, Hue, and Lum Mix, along with temperature, tint, shadows, highlights, and saturation. Grades you made before look exactly the same.
The Color page
Open the Color page from the Color tab or the timeline toolbar. It sets the four wheels in a row with every primary, plus a live scope of the graded frame. Use the arrows by the clip name to step from clip to clip.
Hue curves
The curve editor adds Hue vs Hue, Hue vs Sat, Hue vs Lum, Lum vs Sat, and Sat vs Sat. Click the line to add a point, then drag it to change just that range. Mute the greens, warm up skin, or calm down bright highlights without touching anything else.
Ask Vibe
Tell Vibe the look you want, or ask it to match one clip to another. It sets the same wheels, primaries, and curves you would, and every change is one step you can undo.
Hue curves and Mid/Detail play in the preview and export in the browser. A cloud render doesn't support them yet and asks you to export in the browser instead.