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Uses the Vibesafe MCP server to scan, compile, test, save, diff, and report status for Vibesafe units. Activate when the user asks to run vibesafe CLI commands (scan/compile/test/save/diff/status), regenerate code from specs, or inspect drift/checkpoints.

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When & Why to Use This Skill

The Vibesafe Claude skill integrates the Vibesafe MCP server to provide comprehensive control over the Vibesafe toolchain directly within the AI interface. It empowers developers to automate the lifecycle of Vibesafe units—including scanning, code generation from specs, testing, and drift analysis—streamlining complex CLI workflows into simple natural language commands.

Use Cases

  • Automated Code Generation: Quickly regenerate implementation files from specifications to maintain synchronization between design and code.
  • Quality Assurance & Testing: Execute doctests and quality gates for specific units or the entire project to ensure code reliability.
  • Drift and Checkpoint Management: Inspect system drift by comparing current implementations against saved checkpoints and managing version status.
  • Project Metadata Inspection: Efficiently list registered units, query provider configurations, and report environment status without manual CLI execution.
namevibesafe
description"Uses the Vibesafe MCP server to scan, compile, test, save, diff, and report status for Vibesafe units. Activate when the user asks to run vibesafe CLI commands (scan/compile/test/save/diff/status), regenerate code from specs, or inspect drift/checkpoints."
version"0.2.0-pre1"
tags["vibesafe", "codegen", "mcp", "cli"]
allowed-tools"MCP(vibesafe:*)"

Vibesafe MCP Skill

Provides full control of the Vibesafe toolchain through the MCP server exposed by this plugin.

When to Use

  • User asks to run vibesafe scan, compile, test, save, diff, or status.
  • Need to regenerate implementations from specs or check drift against checkpoints.
  • Want to query registry contents, provider config, or checkpoints via the MCP tools.

Available Tools

  • scan — list all registered Vibesafe units with metadata.
  • compile — generate implementations for a unit (supports target, force).
  • test — run doctests/quality gates (optional target).
  • save — activate checkpoints (optional target).
  • status — report version, unit counts, environment.

Examples

  • “List all vibesafe units” → use scan.
  • “Recompile app.math.ops/fibonacci” → call compile with target.
  • “Run vibesafe tests” → call test.
  • “Save checkpoints for all units” → call save.
  • “Check drift” → call diff (via status+diff as available).