vibe-coding-cn
A Chinese vibe coding knowledge base with methodology and two installable skills: auto-skill for building skills and auto-tmux for driving terminals
High risk
We rate an entry high when the tool writes to external systems, handles money, production databases or secrets, or runs arbitrary commands. The CLI installs it only with your consent.
Why this level
- The auto-tmux skill sends keystrokes and commands to terminals and runs shell scripts
- Coordinating several agent terminals means running arbitrary commands on the host
Install
Manual install
git clone --recursive https://github.com/tradecatlabs/vibe-coding-cn.git
cp -r vibe-coding-cn/skills/auto-skill vibe-coding-cn/skills/auto-tmux ~/.claude/skills/The --recursive flag is needed for the auto-tmux submodules. For a single project copy into the project's .claude/skills/. You can copy only the folder you need.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository gathers a Chinese methodology for AI pair programming: concepts, principles, references and analyses of other agent tools. Alongside the docs it ships two installable skills. The first, auto-skill, is a meta-skill: from docs, specs and code it assembles a ready skill with a SKILL.md file, references and scripts, and it also refactors existing skills for clarity and reliable activation. The second, auto-tmux, safely drives tmux through the scripts/auto-tmux.sh script: it reads pane output, sends keys, runs scheduled inspection, records logs and coordinates several agent terminals. There is also a Codex configuration and links to an online prompt library. The material is mostly in Chinese.
Who it is for. For developers who read Chinese and want a vibe coding methodology together with ready skills for building skills and orchestrating terminals.
Good fit when
- You need to build or refactor a skill from your docs and code with auto-skill
- You need to drive tmux and coordinate several agent terminals with auto-tmux
- You need a structured Chinese-language methodology for AI-assisted coding
Not a fit when
- You do not read Chinese and need a localized guide
- You need a single narrow installable tool without the large surrounding knowledge base
Example request
Turn this API documentation into a standalone skill with a SKILL.md file and referencesLimitations
Most of the repository is documentation in Chinese. The prompt library lives in an external Google Sheet, while the repository holds the links and a tool to convert between Excel and Markdown. The auto-tmux skill relies on shell scripts and git submodules and expects a Unix environment with tmux. Skills install by copying folders, and the repository has no plugin marketplace.
How to disable. Remove the copied auto-skill and auto-tmux folders from ~/.claude/skills/ or the project's .claude/skills/ directory, then delete the cloned repository.
Security check
- The auto-tmux skill sends keystrokes and commands to terminals and runs shell scripts
- Coordinating several agent terminals means running arbitrary commands on the host
README in short
The README presents the repository as a Chinese vibe coding textbook from beginner to advanced and as a standard for the AI pair-programming workflow. A large part is theory: a set of base propositions about AI, concepts such as glue coding, a keyword system and a research section on other tools. On the practical side there is a docs catalog, a Codex configuration with a quick install, a skills folder with a meta-skill and a tmux skill, and an entry point to an online prompt library. The skills are described as folders with a SKILL.md file, scripts and references. MIT license.
SKILL.md
--- name: auto-skill description: "Claude Skills meta-skill: extract domain material (docs/APIs/code/specs) into a reusable Skill (SKILL.md + references/scripts/assets), and refactor existing Skills for clarity, activation reliability, and quality gates." --- # Auto Skill Turn scattered domain material into a Skill that is reusable, maintainable, and reliably activatable: - `SKILL.md` as the entrypoint (triggers, constraints, patterns, examples) - `references/` for long-form evidence and navigation - optional `scripts/` and `assets/` for scaffolding and templates ## When to Use This Skill Trigger this meta-skill when you need to: - Create a new Skill from scratch from docs/specs/repos - Refactor an existing Skill (too long, unclear, inconsistent, misfires) - Design reliable activation (frontmatter + triggers + boundaries) - Extract a clean Quick Reference from large material - Split long content into navigable `references/`
FAQ
What language is the material in?
Mostly Chinese: the methodology, concepts and research. The auto-skill and auto-tmux skills carry descriptions in English and Chinese.
Where are the prompts?
The prompt library is kept in an external Google Sheet. The repository holds links to it and a tool to convert between Excel and Markdown.
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