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VibesPlug

VibesPlug is a JavaScript CLI package that installs and organizes AI coding-agent skills and IDE rules for software-development workflows.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use VibesPlug when setting up an AI-assisted coding workflow in one of the development environments named in its README, particularly when you want a collection of specialized skills rather than a single prompt or static rule file.

Who it is for

  • Developers who want to organize specialized AI coding skills within a supported IDE.
  • Teams or individual developers setting up an IDE workspace for AI-assisted software tasks.

Documented uses

  • Initialize a workspace with VibesPlug’s agent-skill architecture.
  • Place IDE-specific rules in a project using documented manual setup instructions.
  • Use listed CLI commands to inspect active skills or scan code for issues such as dead code and placeholders.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The repository specifies an MIT license and documents an npm package installation route.

  • Installation instructions are IDE-specific, and the README offers both CLI and manual file-placement routes.
  • The repository describes 147 specialized skills across coding and related development areas.
  • The CLI command list includes initialization, skill listing, code auditing and anti-slop scanning.
  • The documentation names supported IDEs but does not provide per-environment test results.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Initialize a VibesPlug workspace from the CLI

Add the VibesPlug skill scaffold to a development workspace.

Before you start

  • A command-line environment with npm/npx available.
  • A supported coding environment; setup details vary by IDE.

Steps

  1. Run the command below from the command line, as shown in the README.

    Documented command
    npx vibes-plug init

  2. For the documented global-install route, run the command below and then vibes-plug init.

    Documented command
    npm i -g vibes-plug

Expected outcome

The README says the init command injects or scaffolds VibesPlug’s agent-skill architecture in the workspace; it does not detail the resulting files for every environment.

Guide limitations

  • The repository does not provide per-environment test results in the cited instructions.
  • The guide covers initialization only, not execution of an agent task.
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Source-based practical guide

Manually place VibesPlug rules for a named IDE

Configure the documented VibesPlug files in a supported IDE project.

Before you start

  • A downloaded VibesPlug ZIP archive.
  • One of the IDEs and corresponding file paths listed in the README.

Steps

  1. Extract the ZIP archive.

  2. For Cursor, copy .cursorrules to the project root; for Windsurf, copy .windsurfrules there.

  3. For Claude Code, copy CLAUDE.md and .claude/rules/ to the project root; use the README’s listed paths for other named environments.

Expected outcome

The README provides IDE-specific rule-file placement instructions for configuring the project.

Guide limitations

  • The files and destinations differ by IDE.
  • The instructions do not establish compatibility or test results for each environment.
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