Vibe Coding Toolkit
A curated set of Claude Code plugins, subagent orchestration patterns, quality gates and ready-to-copy prompts, extracted from a real production project, for developers who want a structured AI-coding workflow instead of pasting one large prompt.
Vibe Coding Toolkit is a collection of practices for working with an AI coding agent as an actual part of a development team rather than an unsupervised assistant that needs constant correction. Each piece exists because it solved a specific real problem: sessions that lost track of what they were doing, an agent that built more than was asked for, lint warnings nobody ever cleared, and lessons that had to be relearned every new session because nothing was recorded.
The toolkit centers on the open-source Superpowers plugin for Claude Code, which the author considers its most important single component: the discipline of exploring a request's intent, planning, and only then writing code, instead of acting on the first plausible reading of an open-ended request. The practices themselves come from a private production fintech project under a non-disclosure agreement, so what is published here is the extracted and generalized method rather than that project's own history.
It targets developers using Claude Code or, to a lesser extent, OpenAI's Codex, and is licensed under MIT.