Plugin Claude Code
A Claude Code plugin that guides a project from a business idea to a working product, with written rules backed by checks and scripts. It is aimed at entrepreneurs who do not program.
Plugin Claude Code
A structured development pipeline for turning a business idea into a working product with Claude Code. It records feature changes, manages checkpoints and context, and requires evidence and review gates.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Development instructions for Vibe Dev v8, a plugin that guides product development from an initial business idea. It defines the plugin structure, agents, skills, and development rules.
Instructions file
A set of instructions defining how the Vibe Dev plugin organizes project work, context, feature history, agent roles, and verification.
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A system-architecture agent that maps how a software project should be structured. It creates a simple first design and a more detailed version, including the main bottleneck—the part most likely to limit the system.
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An agent that researches recommended ways to solve difficult project areas, such as search systems, AI agents, data parsing, or Telegram bots.
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A browser-based end-to-end tester for checking user interfaces with Playwright, a tool that controls a real web browser. It starts the app, captures desktop and mobile screenshots, and reads what appears on screen.
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An interview agent that asks a business owner about a new product and records the answers in project planning files.
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A critical review agent for checking a database design before tables, migrations, or access rules are implemented.
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An agent that prepares a structured design brief for Claude Design, a separate tool for creating interface designs. It does not draw the interface itself; the user takes the brief to Claude Design and brings the result back.
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A development-planning agent that turns a detailed software architecture into an ordered list of implementable features.
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An external project auditor that reviews repository files and gives seven subsystem scores from 1 to 5. It works with fresh context and does not read the previous assessment.
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An agent for researching open-source GitHub repositories related to a project. It searches for several suitable repositories, clones at least one, and studies its structure and key files.
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An autonomous reviewer that reduces a long list of product ideas to the strongest three to five. It checks each idea against business rules, forbidden patterns, target markets, budget limits, and scored criteria.
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A two-round tool for generating and refining product or business ideas. The first round creates at least 10 ideas, and the second explores the ideas selected by the user.
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An autonomous business-idea review agent that scores the top three ideas using market size, competitors, earning potential, and risks.
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An autonomous coding workflow for implementing a feature from its description and test plan. TDD, or test-driven development, means writing failing tests before the code that makes them pass.
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A market and competitor research agent that studies products solving the same business problem, including direct competitors and alternative approaches.
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An agent for preparing a market-launch package after a product has passed validation. It covers positioning, target customers, messaging, pricing, and a landing-page brief.
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An agent that builds a small clickable HTML/CSS prototype from product requirements and user stories. It uses mock data instead of a backend so the main user flow can be tried before production code is written.
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An agent that orders architecture sections according to their dependencies. A dependency is something that must be ready before another part can be built; a DAG is a dependency graph without circular dependencies.
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A stack-selection guide that chooses the technologies for a software project based on its main architectural bottleneck, or limiting problem. It uses a default web stack when no constraint rules it out.
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A pipeline checkpoint that decides whether work is ready to move to its next stage. It reports pass, fail, or warning using specific yes-or-no checks.
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An automated process for handling a development task when progress has stopped. It records what was tried, asks several language models for suggestions, combines their responses, and presents three possible next approaches to the user.