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@vovy-ai/go

v0.4.0

Published

Drop-in MCP server + skill pack that teaches non-technical founders to vibe code safely — free forever. npx @vovy-ai/go install

Readme

@vovy-ai/go

The vovy CLI — one command drops project-aware skills, scope-aware code search, and git-committed project memory into the AI coding tool you already use. Free forever.

npx @vovy-ai/go install

That's it. It detects which AI coding tool you have installed — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Cline, or Windsurf — and writes Vovy's skills there. Your very next prompt gets the benefit.

npx @vovy-ai/go doctor       # check everything is installed correctly
npx @vovy-ai/go uninstall    # remove everything Vovy wrote, cleanly
npx @vovy-ai/go statusline   # one-line badge for your tool's status bar

Installed globally (npm i -g @vovy-ai/go), the command is just vovy.

npx @vovy-ai/go doctor also reports a deterministic "always-on token footprint" — every installed skill file plus every registered MCP tool definition, the tokens a session pays whether or not any of it ever fires — and tells you which Context Engine backend your project gets: typescript (scope-aware, resolved through your project's own TypeScript) or tree-sitter (name-matching fallback), with the one-line upgrade if you're on the fallback.

It's MIT-licensed and runs entirely on your machine — no account, no API key, no background telemetry. The only network call in the CLI is a one-time, two-question install survey that sends answers only if you type them; skip it (or set VOVY_NO_SURVEY=1) and nothing is ever sent.

What it installs

Five skills plus a local MCP server that give AI coding assistants deterministic project context, durable memory, and safety rails:

| Skill | What it does | |---|---| | Prompt Rescoper | Rewrites vague, oversized requests into a small, reviewable spec — including how the change will be verified and what imperfections are acceptable — before any code is written. | | Project Skill Drafter | Analyzes your actual project and drafts a project-specific skill so future requests already know your stack. | | Founder Explainer | Explains destructive/high-stakes actions in plain English before they happen, and flags common vibe-coding security mistakes. | | Context Scoper | Finds the exact symbol, method, or file before reading whole files — via your project's own TypeScript when available (scope-aware, so two same-named functions don't get confused), tree-sitter otherwise. Includes impact: "what breaks if I change this", walked transitively. | | Memory Keeper | Records decisions (with what was rejected and why), mistakes (with how to avoid repeating them), and constraints (with the why) into .vovy/memory/ — plain markdown, committed to git, so rationale survives across sessions, machines, teammates, and AI tools. |

With --scope project, skill descriptions are tailored to your detected stack (a Next.js + TypeScript project gets descriptions that say so), which helps them trigger at the right moments at zero extra token cost.

Full docs, architecture, and source: github.com/Vovy-AI/vovy-cli

License

MIT