dollspace-gay/vibe-fork

A claude skill and set of templates to aid you in translating a program from one language to another

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acto-builder

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dollspace-gay/vibe-fork

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Multi-file/cross-crate authorized agent for shipping missing infrastructure that exceeds acto-fixer's single-file scope. Use when the divergence is "an entire abstraction is missing" — a newtype + every consumer, an entire op family + dispatch, a typestate threaded through the call graph — rather than "a constant has…

not rated 11 3mo ago A 129 tokens original MIT

acto-critic

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dollspace-gay/vibe-fork

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ACToR-style discriminator for upstream ← target translation audits. Hunts for semantic divergence between the target implementation and the upstream source it claims to translate. ALWAYS writes a FAILING test that pins down the divergence — NEVER writes a fix. Dispatch when the prior implementation iter declares…

not rated 11 3mo ago A 78 tokens original MIT

acto-doc-author

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dollspace-gay/vibe-fork

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Authors design docs under .design/ / .md that ADAPT to existing target code. Each REQ status table is grounded in quoted-code evidence from the current /src/ . implementation. REQs are classified BINARY — SHIPPED (end-to-end functional with non-test production consumer + tests + verification passes) or NOT-STARTED…

not rated 11 3mo ago A 90 tokens original MIT

acto-fixer

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dollspace-gay/vibe-fork

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Applies the MINIMAL fix for exactly ONE pinned divergence found by acto-critic. The failing test pins the divergence; the fix makes that test pass. Never bundles multiple fixes. Never refactors adjacent code. Never touches files outside the one the divergence is in. After the fix, runs the full gauntlet (test + clippy…

not rated 11 3mo ago A 114 tokens original MIT

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