Skills are model-invoked - Claude automatically uses them when your task matches the skill's purpose. Just describe what you want to build.

vibes

Generate a complete, working app from a prompt. Perfect when you have a clear idea and want to see it working quickly.

Creates a single HTML file with inline JavaScript, TinyBase for local-first reactive data, and Tailwind CSS styling. No build step - just open and run.

Example prompts:

• "Make a chore chart for my roommates"
• "Build a potluck sign-up for Friendsgiving"
• "Create a trivia game about reality TV"

Commands

Commands are user-invoked — run them explicitly when you want a specific skill.

| Command | What it does | |---------|-------------| | /vibes | Generate a React web app with TinyBase | | /launch | Build and deploy a SaaS app end-to-end using Agent Teams |

Why Vibes?

Every vibe-coded project starts in the vibe zone - the AI understands you, progress is fast, each change moves the app forward.

Then something small goes wrong. A fix that mostly works. An edge case layered on top. You correct it, then correct the correction, and suddenly progress slows to a crawl.

You've drifted out of the vibe zone.

Vibes OS keeps things simple enough that you stay in the vibe zone. Single-file apps. Local-first data. No server complexity. The AI can see and understand everything it needs to help you.

How Data Works

Vibes apps use TinyBase, a reactive data store for local-first apps:

• Offline-first: Apps work without internet, sync when connected
• Reactive: Automatic re-rendering when data changes via React hooks
• Shareable: Real-time sync across users via WebSocket relay
• Portable: Simple table/row data model, easy to export

The hidden settings menu (gear icon) lets you configure sync for collaboration.

The Constraint Is the Feature

You cannot run global queries across all tenants. Some ideas won't fit. This is groupware—tools for communities, not platforms that own them. No one can be Zuckerberg over a Vibes app. That's the point.

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License

MIT