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vibecircle

See what your friends are building. Social feed for vibe coders.
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vibecircle

Vibe coding is the most interesting creative activity happening right now. But it's solo.

vibecircle makes it social.

A Claude Code plugin + live feed that shows what your friends and teammates are building — as it happens.

vibecircle.dev · Install the Plugin · Run it Yourself


vibecircle


The idea

You're building something with Claude Code. Your friend is building something too. Your teammate just shipped. But nobody knows — until a standup, a Slack message, or someone asks.

Vibecircle sits in the background. A Claude Code plugin watches your session and detects when something interesting happens — a new UI, a deploy, a big feature landing. It writes a plain-English summary of what you built, shows you a preview, and shares it to your circle if you approve.

Your friends see it. Your team sees it. A PM can follow a feature from start to ship without asking a single question.

No commit counts. No jargon. Just the story of what's being built.


How it works

You code with Claude
        ↓
Plugin detects something worth sharing
        ↓
Claude writes a headline + description (in plain English)
        ↓
You approve → posted to your circle's feed
        ↓
Friends and teammates see it instantly

The plugin is the engine. The feed is the output. You barely have to think about it.


What makes it different

Traditional vibecircle
How updates happen Standups, Slack, "what are you working on?" Automatic — the plugin captures as you build
Who can read it Engineers reading diffs Anyone — AI writes human-readable descriptions
Granularity End-of-sprint demos Real-time — see features evolve from WIP to shipped
Effort Write a status update Approve a preview (or skip it)

Features

Smart plugin — a sentinel watches your session and detects share-worthy moments. First deploy? New UI? Big feature? It proposes sharing. Config changes and dependency updates? It stays quiet. And nothing ever posts without your approval — you always see a preview first.

AI ghost-writer — Claude writes every headline and description. "Built a settings page with dark mode and notification preferences" — not "refactored SettingsProvider component tree." Written for humans, not machines.

Narrative arcs — related posts are grouped into stories. A PM watches "Payment Integration" go from Stripe setup → pricing page → subscriptions live, without attending a single meeting.

Screenshots — the plugin uses Playwright to capture what you're building. Frontend work gets a screenshot. Backend work gets a richer description instead.

Ambient presence — see who's building right now, who just shipped, who's away.

Reactions & comments — async energy. Fire emoji a friend's deploy. Ask a question about a teammate's feature.


Get started

1. Sign up

Go to vibecircle.dev and sign in with GitHub.

2. Create a circle

A circle is a private group — your friend crew, your eng team, your side-project squad.

3. Install the plugin

In Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add miltonian/vibecircle
/plugin install vibecircle
/circle setup

That's it. The setup page guides you through authorizing the plugin. Takes 10 seconds.

4. Build something

The plugin runs in the background. When it detects something interesting, it'll show you a preview:

vibecircle — Ready to share:

  Redesigned the landing page with warm editorial aesthetic
  Replaced neon gradients with a premium journal feel. Serif headlines,
  copper accents, and floating post cards with warm tones.

  📸 Screenshot attached · Part of "Design Overhaul"

Share this? [Y]es · [E]dit · [S]kip

Press Y. Your circle sees it.


Run it yourself

git clone https://github.com/miltonian/vibecircle.git
cd vibecircle
bun install
cp apps/web/.env.example apps/web/.env.local
# fill in env vars (DATABASE_URL, AUTH_SECRET, GITHUB_ID, GITHUB_SECRET)
bun run db:push
bun run seed
bun run dev

See CONTRIBUTING.md for full setup instructions.


Architecture

Monorepoapps/web (Next.js) + packages/plugin (Claude Code plugin)

Plugin — prompt-based hooks that run inside Claude Code. The sentinel analyzes your session, the ghost-writer drafts posts, the context engine tracks narrative arcs. All AI runs locally in your Claude session — zero cost for vibecircle.

Web — Next.js 16, Drizzle ORM, Neon Postgres, Vercel Blob, Auth.js, SWR polling at 4s intervals.

See docs/specs/design.md for the full design spec.

Tech stack

Next.js 16 · Tailwind CSS · shadcn/ui · Drizzle ORM · Neon Postgres · Auth.js · Vercel Blob · Bun · Turborepo


Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. PRs welcome.

Open source under MIT License.


Built with Claude Code

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From the balcony · 1 of 4 clapped

  1. Schnitzelclapped
    Delightfully weird social experiment for Claude Code that captures the playful spirit of creative coding culture without taking itself too seriously.

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