rizukirr/vibekit

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# vibekit

Vibekit is a discipline-first vibe-coding plugin for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and Pi. One command, `/vibe <intent>`, drives a 7-stage pipeline (brainstorm → plan → isolate → exec → verify → review → integrate) that produces a verified, user-approved feature. For autonomy, `/ralph-loop` re-runs `/vibe` across iterations until verify-gate is satisfied, bounded by budgets, and never bypassing sign-off.

Token-efficient per feature: subagent briefs are RTCO-compressed and reports are schema-stripped, while every guardrail, evidence quotes, plans, constraints, degradation warnings, stays verbatim.

Guardrails are non-negotiable. If the plan is wrong or the tests don't pass, the pipeline **halts loudly**, it does not silently commit the wrong thing.

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## What you get

- **`/vibe <intent>`**, the full 7-stage pipeline in one command.
- **`/ralph-loop <intent>`**, autonomous bounded re-run of `/vibe` with a blocker classifier and thrashing critic. Same gates, never bypasses sign-off.
- **Fifteen invocable skills** that also work standalone, plus an auto-loaded priming layer (`using-vibekit`) that carries the trigger map.
- **Auto-trigger discipline.** A SessionStart hook (Claude Code) and equivalent adapters (Codex native discovery, Gemini `@`-import, opencode plugin, Pi `before_agent_start` extension) load `using-vibekit` into every session so pipeline skills cannot be silently skipped.
- **Evidence-based verification.** Every "done" claim is backed by the exact test output, verbatim.
- **Halt-and-report discipline.** Real live eval caught two plan defects cleanly, neither reached a commit.
- **Token-efficient by design.** Compression is applied to agent framing, every guardrail stays verbatim.
- **Karpathy-aligned discipline.** Four-axis authoring contract: PEG (substance), Karpathy (behavior), Caveman (style), Quad-Adapter (cross-runtime portability).

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