Vibe Coding Toolkit

Vibe Coding Toolkit is an AI coding guide put together by Matheus Gomes for people who build with coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. It's organized as three paths: preparing your machine, starting a new application, and taking over an existing one, each with the author's own prompts, templates and workflow notes. Much of it is the author's own material rather than links, and the third-party tools it mentions are introduced and referenced, not repackaged. The repository is documentation and templates, not an installable Skill.

Who it's for:Developers already using AI coding agents who want a more structured way of working. Readers who don't write code won't have a use for it.

Before you start: Mostly you read the docs and copy templates as needed. Some of the suggested steps change your whole machine, and AI Inspiration World doesn't recommend following them wholesale: having your coding agent run remote prompts straight from the repository's main branch (which means letting it change your computer based on an online file that can change at any time), running install scripts with curl piped into bash, and installing global PreToolUse hooks, plugins, MCP servers and browser automation tools. It's safer to pick only reviewed, project-level modules. The AI tools you use will read your code, and optional services and model subscriptions cost extra. The repository itself is MIT-licensed, and the external tools it references have their own licenses.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.