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Complete developer workflow toolkit — 34 skills, 34 agents, 21 commands covering TDD, debugging, code review, git workflows, architecture, API design, error handling, testing, performance, refactoring, documentation, security, UI/UX design, plugin development, and incident response. Includes MCP integrations.

First seen 6/2/2026

Summary

Vibeworks Library is a comprehensive developer workflow toolkit containing 34 reusable skills, 34 agent configurations, and 21 commands covering TDD, debugging, code review, git workflows, architecture, API design, error handling, testing, performance, refactoring, documentation, security, UI/UX design, plugin development, and incident response.

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Overview

A community-curated collection of Claude Code skills, agents, CLAUDE.md files, PRDs, prompts, and more.

![License: MIT](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) ![PRs Welcome](CONTRIBUTING.md) ![Community](https://github.com/Claude-Code-Community-Ireland)

What's Inside

CategoryDescriptionBrowse
SkillsReusable skill definitions for Claude Code/skills
AgentsCustom agent configurations/agents
CLAUDE.mdProject instruction files by language/framework/claude-md
PRDsProduct requirement document templates/prds
MCP ServersModel Context Protocol server configs/mcp-servers
HooksPre/post execution hook examples/hooks
PromptsSystem and task prompt collections/prompts
WorkflowsMulti-step workflow definitions/workflows

Quick Start

Option 1: Clone Everything

bash
git clone https://github.com/Claude-Code-Community-Ireland/claude-code-resources.git

Option 2: Copy Individual Resources

Browse the categories above and copy what you need directly into your project.

Option 3: Use the Website

Visit our searchable catalog to find resources with filtering and preview.

Using Resources

Skills

Copy a skill folder to your project's .claude/skills/ directory:

bash
cp -r skills/development/git-commit-helper ~/.claude/skills/

CLAUDE.md Files

Copy a CLAUDE.md template to your project root:

bash
cp claude-md/by-language/python/CLAUDE.md ./CLAUDE.md

Agents

Copy agent configurations to your .claude/ directory:

bash
cp agents/coding/code-reviewer/agent.yaml ~/.claude/agents/

Contributing

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

Quick contribution options:

  1. Submit via Issue - Use our resource submission template
  2. Open a PR - Fork, add your resource with metadata, submit PR
  3. Suggest a Source - Know a great repo? Open an issue to suggest it

Resource Metadata

Every resource includes a metadata.yaml file with:

yaml
name: "Resource Name"
description: "What this resource does"
author:
  name: "Your Name"
  github: "yourusername"
category: "development"
tags: ["tag1", "tag2"]
source:
  type: "original"  # or "scraped", "adapted"
  license: "MIT"

Community

Moderators

Resources are reviewed by community moderators to ensure quality. Want to help moderate? Open an issue!

License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License.

Individual resources may have their own licenses specified in their metadata.


Run by [Claude Code Community Ireland](https://github.com/Claude-Code-Community-Ireland)

Install & Usage

1
Open your MCP config
~/.claude.json
2
Add the server config

Add the configuration to "mcpServers": { "vibeworks-library": { "command": "...", "args": [] } }

3
Restart Claude Code
/mcp

Use Cases

Set up a complete TDD cycle for a new feature with automated test generation and red-green-refactor guidance.
Perform a thorough code review of a pull request, checking for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and adherence to best practices.
Debug a complex production issue by systematically isolating the root cause using structured error handling and logging techniques.
Refactor a legacy codebase to improve maintainability, applying design patterns and modern architecture principles.
Generate comprehensive API documentation and OpenAPI specs from existing code or design discussions.
Respond to a security incident by following a predefined runbook that includes containment, analysis, and remediation steps.

Usage Examples

1

/vibeworks-library run tdd-workflow for implementing a user authentication module

2

Use the code-review skill to analyze the latest commit in my repo for security and style issues

3

/vibeworks-library generate api-docs for the /users endpoint with OpenAPI 3.0

View source on GitHub
securitytestingcode-reviewrefactoringdocumentationapidesignmcp

Security Audits

LicenseUnknownSourceWarnRepositoryPass

Frequently Asked Questions

What is vibeworks-library?

Vibeworks Library is a comprehensive developer workflow toolkit containing 34 reusable skills, 34 agent configurations, and 21 commands covering TDD, debugging, code review, git workflows, architecture, API design, error handling, testing, performance, refactoring, documentation, security, UI/UX design, plugin development, and incident response. It also includes MCP integrations, CLAUDE.md files, PRD templates, hooks, prompts, and workflows, making it a one-stop resource for accelerating and sta

How to install vibeworks-library?

To install vibeworks-library: open your mcp config (~/.claude.json), then add the config to "mcpServers": { "vibeworks-library": { "command": "...", "args": [] } }. Finally, /mcp in Claude Code.

What is vibeworks-library best for?

vibeworks-library is a mcp categorized under Development. It is designed for: security, testing, code-review, refactoring, documentation, api, design, mcp. Created by Vibeworks.

What can I use vibeworks-library for?

vibeworks-library is useful for: Set up a complete TDD cycle for a new feature with automated test generation and red-green-refactor guidance.; Perform a thorough code review of a pull request, checking for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and adherence to best practices.; Debug a complex production issue by systematically isolating the root cause using structured error handling and logging techniques.; Refactor a legacy codebase to improve maintainability, applying design patterns and modern architecture principles.; Generate comprehensive API documentation and OpenAPI specs from existing code or design discussions.; Respond to a security incident by following a predefined runbook that includes containment, analysis, and remediation steps..