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vibestack

v0.1.2

Published

Easily add instructions, cheat sheets and rules for your favorite tools tailored for your framework.

Readme

WIP

This project is still under development.
This README represents the idea of the project.
Feel free to give me feedback or contribute to the project.

VibeStack

Easily add instructions, cheat sheets and rules for your favorite tools tailored for your framework to use with your agentic IDE. (DX inspired by shadcn/ui)

Usage

Run the following command to add a new tool.

npx vibestack add

Then answer the CLI for the category and the tool name. The files will be added to the ./vibes directory. Now you can just link it to the AI agent's context and you're good to go.

Use an External URL

The official add command will only support one tool of each category.
The real value will be when companies start hosting their own files so you can add them with an external URL.

npx vibestack add https://example.com/def.json

The CLI will download all the files from the json definition and add them to the ./vibes directory.

Add Support for Your Tool

You can easily add support for your tool by making your markdown files and json definition accessible from the web. See more here.