withkynam/vibecode-pro-max-kit

Vibecode Pro Max Kit is a harness you install into your project folder that gives AI coding tools like Claude Code and Codex a structured way to plan, remember, and execute work across long sessions. The core problem it addresses is that AI coding assistants forget earlier context as a conversation grows, and they often start writing code before thinking through what they are actually building. This kit adds a layer of structure on top of those tools to prevent both problems. Once installed, the kit adds a collection of specialized agents and skills to the AI's working directory. The agents each handle a specific part of the development process: one researches before writing code, another focuses on executing a defined plan, others manage documentation, architecture decisions, task backlogs, and memory files. The skills are reusable instructions the AI can invoke by name, covering things like creating a product requirements document, breaking a feature into tasks, running a code review, or updating the project's knowledge base. The memory system is the main differentiator. As work progresses, the kit writes structured files capturing decisions made, patterns established, and context that would otherwise be lost when a conversation window fills up. The README describes this as self-improving: each feature shipped leaves a record that makes the next session more informed. The goal is that a project started today is still coherent for an AI agent picking it up six months later. Setup takes one shell command that downloads the install script and runs it in your current project directory. After that, you tell Claude Code to run the setup skill, which scans your codebase, detects your tech stack, asks questions about the project in a conversation, and populates the context files with real information rather than placeholder text. The kit works with any programming language or framework and supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and several other AI coding tools. The README is substantially longer than what was shown here. The full README is longer than what was shown.