About vibe-build
vibe-build is a skill for coding agents that guides a focused project slice from clarifying requirements through implementation, checks, and reporting. It emphasizes reading only relevant project guidance, preserving unrelated work, and stating what remains unverified.
Key features
- 01Clarify goals and acceptance criteria
- 02Read relevant project documents
- 03Implement the requested slice
- 04Run checks and fix regressions
- 05Update progress and report outcomes
Use cases
- 01Build a feature from a project brief
- 02Test a user journey and affected checks
- 03Record blockers and unverified behavior
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ khazp/ vibe-coding-prompt-template --skill vibe-buildAfter installing, type/vibe-buildin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEBuild a new-project slice
Establish the requested outcome and acceptance criteria from the user's brief and relevant project decisions. Read applicable repository instructions and only the documents needed for this slice. An absent or stale MEMORY.md does not require rebuilding the whole planning workflow.
Implement the intended behavior using the chosen stack. Preserve unrelated work and make a recovery checkpoint when the change warrants it. Add accounts, databases, infrastructure, paid services, and AI only when requirements justify them. Continue until the requested slice works, not merely until files exist.
Use the project's affected checks and exercise the relevant user journey when runtime access permits it. Fix failures caused by the change, distinguish pre-existing failures, and reuse results that remain valid. A setup validator or passing build alone is not evidence of interactive behavior.
Update project progress when the repository maintains it. Report the outcome, actual checks, unverified behavior, and any concrete blocker or recovery note. External sends, production changes, store submission, and deployment remain subject to authorization for their specific effect and target.