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VibePro is broader than a PR helper. It is an evidence control plane for AI-driven repository work: it keeps the story, specification, verification, reviews, and PR gate state connected.

Where it sits

VibePro is a CLI between AI agents and GitHub PRs. Codex or Claude Code creates the change; VibePro checks the Story, Spec, verification, reviews, and PR readiness for that change.

CI/CD, release procedures, and hosting infrastructure come after VibePro. VibePro does not host or run the application. It checks whether the change has the intent, verification, review, and PR evidence needed before it moves downstream.

Main capability areas

AreaWhat it answersStart with
PR readinessCan this change become a PR now?vibepro pr prepare
Gate DAGWhich requirements are blocking the PR path?vibepro check pr-readiness
Story and SpecWhat is the intended change, and what behavior must hold?vibepro story status, vibepro spec show
TraceabilityWhich acceptance criteria connect to code, tests, and PR evidence?vibepro trace backfill
VerificationWhat was actually run against the current git state?vibepro verify record
Agent ReviewWhich required review roles have passed, changed, or blocked?vibepro review status
Check PacksWhich risk surface should be checked now?vibepro check <pack>
Graphify contextWhat code graph context should inform impact scope?vibepro graph . --run-graphify
Design SystemAre UI changes aligned with local product rules?vibepro design-system validate
Journey and flowWhich user path does the change affect?vibepro journey derive, vibepro verify flow
PerformanceIs speed a first-class acceptance condition?vibepro performance define
ExecutionHow is multi-step work tracked before and after PR creation?vibepro execute status
Harness and learningWhat patterns should be promoted into future checks or skills?vibepro usage report, vibepro harness review-learnings

A practical reading order

For a first run, read the manual in this order:

  1. AI PR Workflow
  2. Gates and Evidence
  3. Graphify Impact Context
  4. Story, Spec, and Traceability
  5. Check Packs
  6. Verification, Decisions, and CI Evidence
  7. Checkpoints and Execution

Use the reference pages when you need exact command forms or artifact locations.

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