Junliu1066

10 mods across 1 repository, 99 stars between them.

Junliu1066/vibe-coding-kit

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A plain-language framework for understanding software architecture and choosing between technical approaches.

not rated 99 +10 3mo ago A 193 tokens original MIT

vibe-coding-harness

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Junliu1066/vibe-coding-kit

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A quality-checking agent for outputs created by other skills in the vibe-coding-kit. It reads project rules and checks documents for required content and consistency.

not rated 99 +10 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 171 tokens original MIT

vibe-coding-prd

03

Junliu1066/vibe-coding-kit

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An interview-style requirements assistant that turns an unclear product idea into a practical product requirements document, or PRD. A PRD explains what a product should do well enough for development to begin.

not rated 99 +10 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 273 tokens original MIT

Junliu1066/vibe-coding-kit

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide for turning a Vibe Coding demo into a production system: software that can run reliably and be used by other people. It covers development practices, security, deployment, testing, acceptance checks, and documentation.

not rated 99 +10 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 161 tokens original MIT

Junliu1066/vibe-coding-kit

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A requirements guide for using AI to build software from an idea, including demos and longer-term products. It helps describe what should happen, who it is for, and the limits of the work.

not rated 99 +10 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 249 tokens original MIT

Junliu1066/vibe-coding-kit

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A practical guide for managing projects built with AI that writes code, often called vibe coding. It covers keeping decisions recorded, limiting the work in progress, saving usable versions, and checking that changes really work.

not rated 99 +10 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 212 tokens original MIT

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