cleanvibe 0.1.2

A workflow accelerator that scaffolds AI-assisted coding projects with opinionated documentation and launches Claude Code.

cleanvibe

A tiny Python CLI that scaffolds AI-assisted coding projects and launches Claude Code.

cleanvibe is not a coding tool. It's a state initializer -- it removes the friction between "I want to build something" and "Claude is working inside a well-structured environment." The real value lives in the CLAUDE.md it injects: an opinionated behavior contract that enforces documentation discipline, meaningful commits, and iterative file-based thinking.

Install

pip install cleanvibe

Usage

Create a new project

cleanvibe new my-project

This will:

1. Create the directory my-project/
2. Write CLAUDE.md (workflow rules for AI-assisted development)
3. Write README.md (starter documentation)
4. Write .gitignore (sensible Python defaults)
5. Initialize a git repo with an initial commit
6. Launch Claude Code inside the project

Clone an existing repo

cleanvibe clone https://github.com/user/repo

This will:

1. git clone the repository
2. Check for missing CLAUDE.md, README.md, .gitignore
3. Inject any missing files without overwriting existing ones
4. Launch Claude Code inside the project

Options

cleanvibe new my-project --dry-run     # Preview what would be created
cleanvibe new my-project --no-claude   # Skip launching Claude Code
cleanvibe clone REPO path --dry-run    # Preview what would be done
cleanvibe --version                    # Show version

Why?

Most people struggle with blank repo paralysis, poor commit hygiene, and AI assistants that ramble without producing durable artifacts. cleanvibe solves this by injecting a disciplined thinking contract into every project from the start.

The CLAUDE.md template enforces:

• Commit early and often with meaningful messages
• No planning-only modes -- all thinking produces files and commits
• Keep documentation up to date as the project evolves
• Use planning/ directories for exploration instead of internal planning modes

Cross-platform

Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Zero dependencies beyond Python 3.9+.

License

MIT