Say what you want, like you'd tell a teammate.
Vibestrate is the frame your models work in. It plans the work, breaks out the TODOs, and ticks them off under your rules.
Show me howVibestrate is the frame your models work in. It plans the work, breaks out the TODOs, and ticks them off under your rules.
So no task is allowed to get long.
It reads the work between steps and tells you straight, not what you want to hear.
Show me howSix steps, from one line to a finish you approve. Hover a step.
Just say what you want, like you'd tell a teammate. That's the whole brief.
A ready-made recipe of steps (plan, build, review, and so on). Pick one or grab one from the hub.
Every step gets a seat. You drop in a model for each, so the right one does the right job.
The steps run in order, and each model's work gets handed to the next. No copy-paste.
It stops at the risky moments and at the end. You approve, send it back, or let a check decide.
Every prompt, change, and dollar spent lands in a log you can read and replay anytime.
And you can ask Consult anything along the way - a read-only advisor that knows your project. It recommends; it never touches your code.
Read the full walkthroughOne line in, a finish you approve. Swipe through it.
Say what you want, like you'd tell a teammate.
Pick a recipe of steps, or grab one from the hub.
Drop the right model into every step.
Each model's work is handed to the next. No copy-paste.
It stops at the risky moments. You approve, or send it back.
Every prompt, change and dollar, logged and replayable.
Measured, not vibes
Claude Code, bare
2/4
identical runs shipped stored XSS - and nothing stood between them and done
0/5
bare builds ever refused anonymous access to everyone’s billing
Claude Code, inside Vibestrate
0
XSS builds ever reached merge-ready - the two that wrote it were stopped at the gate
2/14
builds in the whole benchmark refused the billing read - both were Vibestrate runs
Bare Claude’s best run scored 110 of 120 in two minutes for fifty cents - code quality is not the difference. A Vibestrate run costs $2–3 and 7–8 minutes: a plan, an independent review, and a verifier that will not certify what it cannot check. Judged by a script, not a model. Fourteen scored builds, every score in the repo.
The whole scoreboard, including the rounds we lost →Browse flows built by people further down the road, pull the one you need, and run it in seconds. Publish yours with one command and put your name on it.
A flow is a saved recipe of steps. Pull one that already works.
Free and open source under Apache 2.0, and light enough to drop into any repo. Read the code, fork it, ship your own flows. The best ideas from the community become everyone's setup.
Eight steps across five seats. A model hits a rate limit and falls back to a backup mid-run. A reviewer fails and is tolerated. Nothing merges until you have read the diff.