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@goodtek/vibeops

v2.4.4

Published

Minimal CLI rails for Cursor-based TASK-driven vibe coding.

Readme

VibeOps

Minimal CLI rails for TASK-driven vibe coding (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex).

npm version License: MIT

VibeOps bootstraps an agent-friendly repo, starts numbered TASK files on Git branches, and runs a clear GitFlow lifecycle. You plan and implement in your chosen agent; the CLI handles files, Git, and short LLM assists.

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | vibeops init | Core docs + agent packs (cursor / claude / codex) | | vibeops task add | New TASK-NNN file + task branch | | vibeops task del | Cancel TASK before merge (md + branch + close open MR) | | vibeops task ship | State-aware submit: open a new PR · update the open PR · start a new PR cycle after merge (Status → Shipped) | | vibeops task reship | Deprecated alias for task ship --new-cycle | | vibeops task merge | Merge TASK MR/PR into integration branch (default: squash) | | vibeops task sync | After merge: ff-only integration pull, delete task branches (no TASK md edits) | | vibeops task release | Release PR: integration → production (GitFlow) | | vibeops pull | Fetch remote + update integration branch (e.g. develop) | | vibeops status | Briefing: TASK, Git, LLM, clients | | vibeops llm | Connect LLM providers (connect · status · use) |

Init

# Interactive: pick agents (≥1), then Git
vibeops init

# Non-interactive (GitFlow: develop + main, origin required unless CI)
vibeops init --clients cursor,claude,codex --git --initial-commit --git-policy gitflow

# Re-init templates on an existing project
vibeops init --clients cursor --yes

| Pack | Installed | |------|-----------| | core (always) | AGENTS.md, docs/tasks, docs/project, docs/logs | | cursor | .cursor/rules/, .cursor/skills/ | | claude | CLAUDE.md, .claude/skills/ | | codex | .agents/skills/ |

Re-init overwrites templates (rules, skills, doc stubs). docs/tasks/TASK-*.md are kept.

Workflow

vibeops init --clients cursor --git --initial-commit

vibeops task add
# Plan / build in Cursor (@docs/tasks/TASK-NNN-*.md)

vibeops task ship
vibeops task merge
vibeops pull
# Same TASK, before merge — edit, then just re-run ship (updates the open PR):
vibeops task ship -m "address review"
# Same TASK, after merge — start a new PR cycle:
vibeops task ship --new-cycle
vibeops task merge
vibeops task sync
vibeops task add

ship detects the TASK's PR state and does the right thing:

| State | ship does | Output | |-------|-------------|--------| | No PR yet | push + open a new PR | Created PR #<n> → <url> | | PR open (unmerged) | commit + push the same branch (no new PR), CI re-runs | Updated existing PR #<n> (pushed <sha>) — CI re-running | | PR merged | start a new PR cycle (needs confirm or --new-cycle) | Started new PR cycle → PR #<n> | | No change | no-op | Nothing to ship (working tree clean, PR #<n> up to date) |

Occasionally (GitFlow release to production):

vibeops task release

Only one TASK In Progress at a time (task add blocks otherwise). Shipped slices do not block the next add; merge on the host or with task merge, then optional task sync.

LLM (optional)

For task add / task ship only (not for coding in the IDE). When -m is omitted, ship uses a connected provider to draft the commit subject:

vibeops llm connect
vibeops llm use auto   # auto | codex-oauth | cursor-agent | openai

Installation

Node.js 20+.

npm install -g @goodtek/vibeops

Development:

pnpm install && pnpm build && pnpm smoke

Flags (common)

  • init: --clients, --yes, --dry-run, --force, --git, --initial-commit, --git-policy gitflow|trunk, --integration-branch, --production-branch, --allow-no-remote, --cwd
  • task add: --dry-run, --non-interactive --idea "…"
  • task del: --dry-run, --force, --no-remote-delete, --no-close-mr
  • task ship: -m/--message, --new-cycle (alias --reship), --no-commit, --dry-run, --no-pr, --non-interactive, --allow-open-mr, --no-integrate, --recreate-branch, --skip-llm
  • task reship (deprecated): --dry-run, --no-pr, --no-integrate, --recreate-branch, --skip-llm, --allow-open-mr → delegates to task ship --new-cycle
  • task merge: --dry-run, --merge, --rebase
  • task sync: --dry-run, --no-remote-delete, --force
  • task release: --dry-run, --no-merge, --merge, --rebase
  • pull: --dry-run
  • status: --json

Git

  • Init records branch policy in .vibeops.json (integrationBranch, productionBranch, host).
  • task add: task/<slug> from integration (e.g. develop).
  • task ship (state-aware): no PR → commit + ship metadata (Status Shipped) → push → open MR/PR; open PR → commit + push the same branch, CI re-runs, no new PR; merged PR → new PR cycle (carries uncommitted work onto the task branch, integrates develop, opens a new PR). Commit messages are TASK-id-scoped (feat(task-001): …). Refuses when HEAD is not the task branch.
  • task reship (deprecated): alias for task ship --new-cycle.
  • task merge: merge MR/PR into integration (CLI or host UI; TASK md unchanged).
  • task sync: integration ff-only pull → delete task/* branches (TASK md unchanged).
  • pull: fetch + switch to integration branch + git pull --ff-only (one command).
  • task release: integration → production PR + merge (skipped on trunk policy).
  • No force-push to shared branches.

License

MIT