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vibeworkflow

v0.2.2

Published

Agent-driven MVP scaffolding for the vibe-coding workflow. Tell your AI coding agent to run `npx vibeworkflow` — it installs the planning skills, interviews you via the agent, and scaffolds AGENTS.md, agent_docs/, and tool configs from your PRD and Tech D

Readme

vibeworkflow

Agent-driven MVP scaffolding for the vibe-coding workflow.

This CLI is designed to be run by your AI coding agent, not by hand. Open Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, or your preferred AI tool and say:

Run "npx vibeworkflow" and follow its instructions.

Your agent will interview you (one question at a time), write the planning docs, and scaffold the project. You only answer its questions.

What it does

npx vibeworkflow is state-aware:

  • Fresh project (no docs): installs the planning skills into .agents/skills/ (mirrored to .claude/skills/ when Claude Code is detected) and prints instructions telling the agent to run the full research → PRD → Tech Design interview flow defined in those skills.
  • Docs exist (docs/PRD-*-MVP.md + docs/TechDesign-*-MVP.md): scaffolds AGENTS.md, agent_docs/, and per-tool configs, auto-filling values from the docs' JSON meta blocks and reporting any remaining [placeholders] for the agent to fill.
  • Re-runs are safe: existing files are never overwritten (pass --force to opt out), so filled-in docs and edited configs survive.

npx vibeworkflow doctor validates the project against the golden-path checklist (--strict treats warnings as failures).

Flags

| Flag | Purpose | |------|---------| | --tools <list> | Override tool detection: claude,cursor,codex,gemini,copilot,local | | --prd <path> / --techdesign <path> | Explicit doc paths (default: auto-detect in docs/) | | --ai | Include agent-permissions.example.json (AI features in scope) | | --force | Overwrite existing files | | --json | Machine-readable output | | --dir <path> | Target directory |

AI tools are auto-detected from agent environment variables and existing .claude / .cursor / .codex / .gemini directories (project or home).

Zero dependencies. Node 18+.