onboard

/vibiz:onboard

End-to-end flow: detect this project's URL → check for an existing vibiz → only create a new one if no match.

Steps

1. MCP gate. Try list_vibiz. If unauthed → tell user /mcp → vibiz → Authenticate → re-run. Stop.

2. Detect this project's brand URL using the project-match skill. Same fallback chain: package.json homepage → pyproject.toml / Cargo.toml → first non-badge non-github link in README → ask user.

3. Match against existing vibizes (using normalized websiteUrl comparison from the project-match skill).

4. Branch on the match outcome:

   Existing match found → tell the user, do NOT create another.

   ✓ Found an existing vibiz for <url>: "<name>" (slug: <slug>)
      Reusing it. To force-create a new one, say: /vibiz:onboard --force <url>
   

   Then list ICPs + offers from that vibiz so the user knows what's already in there.

   No match → confirm with the user before creating:

   I'll scrape <url> and create a new vibiz from it. This:
     - generates a brand kit (colors, fonts, logo, voice)
     - auto-discovers ICPs and offers
     - takes ~30 seconds
   Sound good? (yes / no / use a different URL)
   

   On yes → call vibiz_create_from_url({ websiteUrl: "<url>" }). Show the returned viewUrl. Tell the user the slug for use on later commands.

   No URL detected → ask: "Paste the public URL for this project, or skip."

5. Optional follow-up. Once a vibiz is matched OR created, ask:

   Want me to (1) generate 3 ad variants now, or (2) draft a launch post about your latest commit? Map answers to /vibiz:launch and /vibiz:post respectively.

Sidecase handling

• Local / private URLs (localhost, 127.0.0.1, *.internal, *.local, *.test) → refuse, explain the brand kit needs a public URL.
• --force <url> flag in $1 → skip the matching step, go straight to vibiz_create_from_url. Useful when the detected URL was wrong.
• GitHub repo with no clear product site → ask the user explicitly. Don't silently use the GitHub URL as the brand URL — that's almost never what they want.
• Existing match but it's clearly the wrong vibiz (user says "no, that's a different brand") → suggest /vibiz:onboard --force <correct-url>.
• Trigger.dev task fails → surface the error verbatim, do not retry, do not pretend it succeeded.