Vibe Assembly
A strict multi-agent workspace template for the Roo Code editor that splits AI coding responsibilities across five isolated roles communicating through markdown files, meant to keep a project coherent on free-tier AI model quotas.
Vibe Assembly is a multi-agent workspace template for Roo Code that isolates AI responsibilities into five roles, referred to as different employees, none of which share the same chat history; they communicate only through heavily regulated markdown files inside a dedicated project folder. It is meant to address the problem of keeping an entire project's architecture in one chat, which exhausts the token limits of free-tier APIs such as OpenRouter's free tier, Cloudflare Workers AI or Gemini's free tier, and causes a model to lose track of the codebase.
A new workspace is bootstrapped with one command, and the same command can also lay down a small dependency-free starter application, such as a personal planner, a to-do list or a one-page website, each with pre-filled project-context files so the first task can be refining the starting point rather than scaffolding it from nothing.