*Built by world-class engineers, for vibecoders at**[flowser.ai](https://flowser.ai) — AI Agents with computers for GTM*
# vibecode-pro-max-kit
"Total Concentration — Spec Breathing, Tenth Form: the Vibe Flow never breaks."
— Tanjiro Kamado
| 📦 One-command install One curl line drops it into any project. It detects new vs. returning users and never overwrites your files. |
🌐 Works everywhere Any tech stack, any language, and any AI coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, and more. |
| 🧭 RIPER-5 plan-first workflow 7 gated phases (Research → Spec → Innovate → Plan → Validate → Execute → Update-Process) stop the agent from jumping straight to code. |
🚀 Autopilot mode (quick / fast / full) Start a hands-free run at any phase with a single phrase. Three lanes match the ceremony to the risk. |
🎯 /goal — the run-until-done tokenOne copy-pasteable block keeps the agent running phase after phase without stopping — and resumes the run in a fresh session. |
🔁 PVL + EVL self-healing loops Plan-check-fix and test-check-fix loops find gaps, fix them, and re-check on their own — up to 10 cycles each. |
| 🔍 vc-autoresearch A reusable find-gaps → fix → repeat loop you can point at plans, tests, specs, docs, or evals. |
🧪 Feasibility probes Test-before-you-build verdicts (VIABLE / NOT-VIABLE) before the agent commits to any design approach. |
| 🎛️ Smart strategy picker Before each phase it weighs one agent vs. many vs. a coordinated team — with cost estimates — and picks the cheapest that fits. |
🧮 Smart model use The expensive model only writes code; the cheaper model does everything else. Lower cost, same quality. |
| 🤔 Intent clarification When a request is vague, the agent asks a few sharp questions up front instead of guessing and building the wrong thing. |
🛡️ 36 validators Mechanical correctness checks — not opinions — guard the kit's own structure and catch drift before it ships. |
| 🏗️ Phase programs Large projects are split into independent phases with quality gates between them, so big work doesn't fall apart. |
🔀 Programs that reshape themselves As it learns, the agent inserts new phases, reorders work, and skips blocked steps — the plan adapts on the fly. |
| 🧠 Never loses its place Progress notes are written to disk every phase, so a run survives a memory reset and picks up exactly where it left off. |
📚 Self-improving project memory It learns your codebase on setup and keeps its own shared notes current after every feature ships, so docs never go stale. |
| ⚡ Quick Fix + Fast Mode Light lanes for small changes skip the heavy ceremony, so a one-line fix stays a one-line fix. |
🧱 Layered, auto-discovered skills Skills are organized in clear layers and discovered automatically — the agent always finds the right tool for the step. |
| 🤖 15 agents · 33 skills · 10 hooks A full team of specialized agents, reusable skills, and safety hooks, all wired together out of the box. |
🔄 Full kit lifecycle Install, setup, update, and publish are all one command each — keeping every project on the latest kit safely. |
| 📝 SPEC — your plain-language sign-off Before any design, you state what to build in simple user stories — the cheapest place to catch a misunderstanding. |
🎯 Always checks your intent Every later phase measures back against your SPEC: is what we're building actually what you asked for? |
The simplest, most flexible, team-friendly coding kit for
Works across any tech stack, any language, any project
Not just for show. When you run vc-setup, agents scan your codebase,
detect your stack, and build project-specific knowledge groups that every skill reads before it works.
Other harnesses lock agents to one language — rust-review-agent, python-linter — useless elsewhere.
This one adapts to any combination above and builds up knowledge as you ship.