vibe
SolidUse when the user says "vibe" or gives a short intent like "add X", "build Y", "fix Z". Runs the full disciplined pipeline end-to-end — brainstorm → plan → isolated execution → verification — with minimal user interaction outside the brainstorm phase. The user only has to answer design questions; every other step is autonomous, guardrail-protected, and token-efficient. If the user does not say "vibe" explicitly, do not assume this skill applies.
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- Author
- rizukirr
- Repository
- rizukirr/vibekit
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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vibe-init
Onboards an existing or legacy codebase into the vibe-* skills framework. Reads actual source files, infers architecture and patterns, generates the full vibe/ folder so vibe-add-feature, vibe-fix-bug, vibe-review, and all vibe-* skills work immediately. Triggers on "vibe-init", "onboard this project", "init the vibe folder", "set up vibe for this project", "this is a legacy project", "retrofit this codebase", "I want to use vibe skills on an existing project", "add vibe to this repo", "the vibe folder doesn't exist", "can we use vibe skills here". Always use when the user has an existing codebase with no vibe/ folder and wants to use any vibe-* skill — even without the exact trigger phrases. Single agent session — reads everything, generates everything, no staged checkpoints. Produces CLAUDE.md and full vibe/ folder grounded in actual code. SPEC.md marked PROVISIONAL — verify before first vibe-review run. DECISIONS.md starts from today — all prior decisions untracked by design.
vibe-plan
Turn vague product intent into a clear planning artifact with problem framing, scope boundaries, and measurable success criteria.
vibe
Use when making a small, quick change — a bug fix, typo, minor feature, tweak, or anything the user calls "vibe coding" — that looks like 1-3 files in the same module