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When to activate: User describes aesthetic, mood, or visual feel for their application Core Principles: 1. Vibe-first approach (aesthetic before implementation) 2. Structured prompting (Context → Objective → Vibe → Technical) 3. Iterative refinement (up to 5 cycles) 4. Vibe validation at every step Extract from user request: - Aesthetic style (cyberpunk, vaporwave, minimalist, retro, etc.) - Mood descriptors (dreamy, sharp, electric, calm, etc.) - Color preferences (explicit or implied) - Animation feel (smooth, glitchy, instant, etc.) - Interaction style…

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Vibe Coding Methodology

When to activate: User describes aesthetic, mood, or visual feel for their application

Core Principles:

  1. Vibe-first approach (aesthetic before implementation)
  2. Structured prompting (Context → Objective → Vibe → Technical)
  3. Iterative refinement (up to 5 cycles)
  4. Vibe validation at every step

Workflow

Phase 1: Vibe Understanding

Extract from user request:

  • Aesthetic style (cyberpunk, vaporwave, minimalist, retro, etc.)
  • Mood descriptors (dreamy, sharp, electric, calm, etc.)
  • Color preferences (explicit or implied)
  • Animation feel (smooth, glitchy, instant, etc.)
  • Interaction style (responsive, delayed, micro, etc.)

Example:

User: "Create a landing page with a startup vibe - clean, modern, trustworthy"

Vibe Extraction:
  - Aesthetic: minimalist
  - Mood: professional, trustworthy, modern
  - Colors: white/blue, subtle accents
  - Animations: subtle, micro-interactions
  - Interactions: smooth, purposeful

Phase 2: Vibe Translation

Map aesthetic to technical specs using the Vibe Translation Matrix:

Cyberpunk

  • Colors: Dark bg (#000), cyan (#00FFFF), magenta (#FF00FF)
  • Fonts: Monaco, Courier New (monospace)
  • Animations: glitch-effect, scan-lines, neon-glow
  • Interactions: sharp, instant, electric
  • Components: Angular borders, neon outlines

Vaporwave

  • Colors: Purple-blue gradients, hot pink (#FF10F0)
  • Fonts: VT323, Press Start 2P (retro)
  • Animations: smooth-float, wave-motion, dreamy-fade
  • Interactions: smooth, delayed, dreamy
  • Components: Rounded, gradient outlines

Minimalist

  • Colors: Black/white, subtle blue accent
  • Fonts: Inter, SF Pro (clean sans-serif)
  • Animations: subtle-fade, micro-interactions
  • Interactions: understated, clear
  • Components: Minimal borders, ample whitespace

Retro Game

  • Colors: Neon green (#00FF00), red, yellow
  • Fonts: VT323, Press Start 2P (pixel)
  • Animations: pixel-blink, 8bit-bounce
  • Interactions: clicky, arcade-style
  • Components: Pixelated borders, terminal boxes

Phase 3: Code Generation

Generate code with vibe fully integrated:

For Frontend (React/TypeScript):

// Cyberpunk Example
<div className="bg-black border-2 border-cyan-500 shadow-lg shadow-cyan-500/50 p-6">
  <h1 className="text-cyan-400 font-mono text-2xl tracking-wider">
    {title}
  </h1>
  <div className="text-white font-mono animate-glitch">
    {content}
  </div>
</div>

For Styling (Tailwind Config):

// Vaporwave Example
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'vaporwave-pink': '#FF10F0',
        'vaporwave-purple': '#5B42F3',
        'vaporwave-cyan': '#00FFFF',
      },
      fontFamily: {
        'retro': ['VT323', 'monospace'],
      }
    }
  }
}

Phase 4: Vibe Validation

After generating code, validate:

  • ✅ Color palette matches vibe
  • ✅ Typography aligns with aesthetic
  • ✅ Animations match interaction feel
  • ✅ Component styling consistent
  • ✅ Overall feel matches user's vision

If validation fails, refine and regenerate.

Integration with Claude Code

Automatic Activation: When user mentions:

  • Aesthetic terms: "cyberpunk", "vaporwave", "minimalist", "retro"
  • Mood descriptors: "dreamy", "sharp", "clean", "glitchy"
  • Visual requests: "neon colors", "gradients", "pixel art"
  • Feel descriptions: "smooth animations", "instant feedback"

Skill Synergy:

  • Combine with frontend-design for UI expertise
  • Use with project-context for consistency
  • Pair with api-design-patterns for full-stack vibe

Prompt Templates

Component Generation

Context: {project_type} with {existing_stack}
Objective: Create {component_type} for {feature}
Vibe: {aesthetic_style} - {mood_descriptors}
  Colors: {color_palette}
  Fonts: {typography}
  Animations: {animation_style}
  Interactions: {interaction_feel}
Technical: {language}, {framework}, {styling_approach}

Best Practices

  1. Vibe-First, Then Technical
    • Start with aesthetic description
    • Translate to technical specs
    • Then implement
  2. Consistency Throughout
    • Apply vibe to ALL components
    • Maintain aesthetic across pages
    • Consistent interaction patterns
  3. Performance Matters
    • 60fps animations
    • Optimized images
    • Lazy loading for heavy effects
  4. Accessibility Always
    • WCAG AA compliance
    • Color contrast ratios
    • Keyboard navigation
    • Screen reader support

Anti-Patterns to Avoid

❌ Mixing aesthetics inconsistently ❌ Ignoring performance for vibe ❌ Vibe over accessibility ❌ Generic implementation

Success Criteria

✅ User can describe vibe in natural language ✅ Generated code matches aesthetic perfectly ✅ Consistent vibe across all components ✅ Performance optimized (60fps) ✅ Accessible (WCAG AA) ✅ User satisfaction: "That's exactly the vibe I wanted!"

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