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@peter14l/vibecast

v0.0.0

Published

VibeCast is a modern developer tool that automatically drafts engaging, platform-tailored social media updates (such as Twitter/X or LinkedIn posts) from your git commits and developer "vibes."

Readme

VibeCast 🎙️✨

VibeCast is a modern developer tool that automatically drafts engaging, platform-tailored social media updates (such as Twitter/X or LinkedIn posts) from your git commits and developer "vibes."

Through the VibeCast Developer Console, you can review, live-edit, and approve generated drafts to share your building journey seamlessly with your audience.


Features

  • Automatic Draft Generation: Connects git commits and manual developer vibes to write tailored updates.
  • Developer Draft Console: A sleek, interactive web interface to view, edit, and publish queued posts.
  • Status Filtering: Keep track of your draft pipeline under three main states: Queued Drafts, Published, and Failed.
  • Vibe Integration: Provide context to the AI (e.g., "excited about performance gains" or "frustrated but got it working") to dictate the tone of your posts.

Tech Stack

  • Frontend: React (v19) powered by Vite
  • Styling: Custom Vanilla CSS for rich, responsive, and lightweight layout
  • Development Tooling: ESLint, npm packages

Getting Started

1. Installation

Clone this repository and install the dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/peter14l/vibecast.git
cd vibecast
npm install

2. Run the Development Server

Start the local Vite development server:

npm run dev

Open your browser and navigate to the local address displayed (typically http://localhost:5173).

3. Setup API Server and Key

  1. Go to the Settings view in the application.
  2. Enter your VibeCast API Key to connect your account.
  3. Configure the local server URL (defaults to http://localhost:3000 where the VibeCast daemon/server runs).

Architecture & Code Structure