VibeHub

Turn informal requests into precise development briefs, with contextual terminology and verifiable reference links.

Communicationoil-oil/vibe-hub-skillMITSources checked: 2026-10-21

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Features

Preserve the original intent and add only terminology that matters to implementation.
Query short, sanitized terms and cite links actually returned by the resolver.

When to use it

Useful when describing UI interactions to AI, clarifying vague requests or understanding technical agent replies.

Before you start

Requires Node.js 20 or later and network access. Queries should contain only sanitized short terms, never source code, secrets or full project briefs.

Usage example

Follow this illustrative workflow, replacing file names and goals with your own project details.

Turn an informal interaction request into a usable brief

What to prepare: An informal request for a button hint and the specific page context.
Workflow: Identify the term that matters, check a reliable entry and return a faithful brief with a short explanation.
Expected deliverables: A brief ready for a coding agent and terminology links relevant to the current task.

Recommended prompts

Replace the bracketed placeholders, then paste into an AI tool with this skill installed. Prompts follow the interface language; copying preserves the full text and line breaks.

Use the vibehub Skill to clarify this request: [my informal description]. Preserve the intent and constraints. First provide a brief I can send directly to a coding agent, then explain at most three terms that affect implementation. Send only sanitized short terms to the resolver and use its actual returned links. Do not add frameworks or features I did not request.

Check whether the revised brief preserves my intent and whether any ordinary description was mistaken for a specific technical solution. Remove unnecessary jargon, verify cited links and turn remaining ambiguity into one short, easy-to-answer question.

Supported AI tools

Claude CodeTerminal in your project folder
CodexTerminal in your project folder
CursorTerminal in your project folder
Gemini CLITerminal in your project folder
OpenCodeTerminal in your project folder

These tools appear in the Skills CLI support list. Task results depend on the model, project and required runtime.

Installation

Requires Node.js 22.20 or later. The command selects this skill; follow the installer to confirm its location in the project.

Choose an AI tool

Run in: Terminal in your project folder

Install into the selected tool with Skills CLI. The original project also documents other installation methods.

npx skills add oil-oil/vibe-hub-skill --skill vibehub -a claude-code

Restart the tool or open a new session, then mention this skill when describing your task.

Check the official setup guide

Source and license

This guide summarizes the original skill definition, README and setup documentation. Models, accounts and external services are provided by their respective tools.

SKILL.md README License terms