Introducing VibeRune: AI-Powered Development Framework for Claude Code

We're excited to introduce VibeRune, an open-source framework that supercharges Claude Code with multi-agent orchestration, structured workflows, and reusable skills.

The Problem We Solved

Claude Code is incredibly powerful, but it works best with clear structure and specialized guidance. Without proper orchestration, you might find yourself:

• Repeating the same instructions across sessions
• Losing context between related tasks
• Missing the benefits of specialized agent patterns
• Struggling to maintain consistent code quality

VibeRune addresses all of these challenges by providing a cohesive framework that makes Claude Code work smarter, not harder.

What is VibeRune?

VibeRune is an AI coding framework built specifically for Claude Code. It provides:

23+ Specialized Agents

Each agent is optimized for specific tasks:

• coder: Implementation specialist for clean, efficient code
• reviewer: Code review and quality assurance
• tester: Test creation and validation
• planner: Architecture and implementation planning
• researcher: Deep-dive investigation and analysis

62+ Slash Commands

Quick access to common workflows:

/plan        # Create implementation plans
/fix         # Debug and resolve issues
/test        # Run and create tests
/docs        # Generate documentation
/git:cp      # Stage, commit, and push

43+ Reusable Skills

Domain-specific knowledge packs:

• Backend development patterns
• Frontend UI/UX best practices
• Database optimization
• DevOps and CI/CD workflows
• Security guidelines

The SPARC Methodology

At the heart of VibeRune is SPARC—a systematic approach to AI-assisted development:

1. Specification: Define clear requirements
2. Pseudocode: Design the algorithm
3. Architecture: Plan the structure
4. Refinement: Iterate and improve
5. Completion: Finalize and validate

This methodology ensures consistent, high-quality output regardless of task complexity.

Getting Started

Ready to try VibeRune? It takes just one command (see our complete getting started guide for details):

npx @viberune/cli init

This sets up your project with:

• Pre-configured agent definitions
• Skill files for your tech stack
• Workflow templates
• Best practice guidelines

What's Next

We're actively developing VibeRune with a focus on (see our 2026 roadmap for the full plan):

• VS Code Integration: Native IDE support
• Team Features: Shared configurations and memory
• Enterprise Options: Self-hosted deployment

Join us on this journey to make AI-assisted development more powerful and accessible.

Get Involved

VibeRune is open source and community-driven:

• GitHub: github.com/viberune
• Documentation: viberune.dev/docs
• X/Twitter: @viberune

We'd love to hear your feedback and contributions. Let's build the future of AI-powered development together.