vibe-new-app
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Full spec-driven setup workflow for building a brand new app from scratch with an AI coding agent. Triggers on "new:" prefix, "I want to build a new app", "starting a new project", "help me spec out a new app", "new project". Always use when the user is starting a greenfield project, even without the exact prefix and however small the project: a small project gets a short spec, never a skipped one. Reads BRIEF.md, ARCHITECTURE.md and AGENT_ARCH.md if they exist and skips questions already answered. Drafts SPEC.md, a multi-phase PLAN.md feature map (sequence, dependencies, parallel opportunities) and ARCHITECTURE.md (a minimal one if architect: was skipped); these are independently reviewed (spec-review) and signed off before CLAUDE.md, TASKS.md and the rest of the vibe/ folder are generated. TASKS.md is the single human-facing file. Requires the frontend-design skill for the Step 3 wireframe.
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- vibe-agentSkill
- vibe-architectSkill
- vibe-brainstormSkill
- vibe-changelogSkill
- vibe-change-specSkill
- vibe-costSkill
- vibe-deploySkill
- vibe-design-mdSkill
- vibe-designSkill
- vibe-doctorSkill
- vibe-documentSkill
- vibe-e2eSkill
- vibe-fix-bugSkill
- vibe-goldfishSkill
- vibe-graphSkill
- vibe-handoffSkill
- vibe-initSkill
- vibe-ledgerSkill
- vibe-modeSkill
- vibe-parallelSkill
- vibe-perfSkill
- vibe-progressSkill
- vibe-reviewSkill
- vibe-spec-reviewSkill
- vibe-testSkill
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