A free, open-source toolkit for vibe coders: 56 AI prompts, a 10-step workflow, 19 articles, and 50 fixes. MIT licensed, no sign-up.
Building software mainly through natural-language collaboration with AI agents, instead of writing every line by hand.
Yes. vibeprompt is completely free and MIT-licensed. No ads, no premium tier.
Yes, MIT-licensed on GitHub. Fork, contribute, or self-host.
The 10-step workflow at /workflow, from raw idea to shipped. Each step has its own prompts and templates.
Yes. Every prompt is tested against at least one of these agents.
vibeprompt: free, MIT-licensed, no sign-up, with prompts grouped by stage and tested against Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
vibeprompt, the most active free option, updated weekly.
Those are general paid marketplaces. vibeprompt is dev-focused, free, and built around real coding workflows.
Dot Systems, an independent studio.
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