quanghoangf/vibedoc

Local-first project intelligence for AI-assisted development.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what vibedoc tells them →

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epic-breakdown

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quanghoangf/vibedoc

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Break one roadmap epic (a VibeDoc plans/roadmap/R.md item) into implementation tasks written for a coding agent. It takes an epic id or file path; with no argument it lists the epics with their status and asks which one to break down. It then asks checkbox questions about scope, effort budget, quality bar and…

not rated 5 today A 169 tokens original MIT

roadmap-planner

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quanghoangf/vibedoc

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Build an epic-level product roadmap for any project. Scans the project's docs, then interviews the user with checkbox questions about business goals, users and features only (no tech), and writes horizons (Now / Next / Later) with epics under them as VibeDoc roadmap items (plans/roadmap/R.md). Use this whenever the…

not rated 5 today A 135 tokens original MIT

what-next

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quanghoangf/vibedoc

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Tell the user the single most useful next thing to do in a VibeDoc project, with the exact command to run. Reads the board (plans/tasks), the roadmap (plans/roadmap), the activity log, MEMORY.md's handoff and git state, then recommends one action, e.g. unblock a task, resume an abandoned one, /work-epic on the active…

not rated 5 today A 166 tokens original MIT

work-epic

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quanghoangf/vibedoc

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Work through one VibeDoc roadmap epic (plans/roadmap/R.md) by itself. It claims the next ready task with vibedocnexttask, implements it, runs the task's Verify commands, marks it done, commits, and repeats until the epic is finished or needs a human. Use this whenever the user says "work on epic R037", "implement…

not rated 5 today A 131 tokens original MIT

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