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How to VibeCoding

A Chinese-language tutorial series covering environment setup on macOS and Windows, coding-agent CLIs, MCP, Skills and multi-agent workflow governance for AI-assisted coding.

How to VibeCoding

How to VibeCoding is a tutorial series, written in Chinese, that walks through the practical setup and use of AI coding agents. It starts with a basic chapter on setting up a macOS or Windows toolchain, configuring Claude, Gemini and Codex CLIs and VS Code, and an introduction to MCP and Skills.

Further chapters cover using MCP and Skills to give a coding agent its own tools, dividing work across multiple agents on long-running tasks, and security, evaluation and pipeline practices. A separate chapter recommends ten skills for coding agents along with their sources. Each chapter links out to a companion discussion thread on a community forum.

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