vibemark 1.3.1

If you are not writing it, you should at least read it.

vibemark

Track how much code you have actually read, by file and by LOC. vibemark scans your repository for Python files, stores progress in a local state file, and provides simple commands to update or visualize your reading status.

Installation

The main way to use vibemark is via PyPI under the vibemark package:

• pipx install vibemark
• pip install vibemark
• uv tool install vibemark (recommended)

Quickstart

• Scan the repo and initialize progress:
  • vibemark scan
• Show overall progress and largest remaining files:
  • vibemark stats
• Mark a file as fully read:
  • vibemark done src/vibemark/cli.py
• Set partial progress for a file:
  • vibemark set src/vibemark/cli.py 120
• Exclude a folder for a run (glob):
  • vibemark scan --exclude "src/vendor/*"
• Persistently exclude a folder (saved in .vibemark.json):
  • vibemark exclude add "src/vendor/*"

More commands

• vibemark update re-scan and optionally reset changed files
• vibemark update --reset-changed yes|no skip per-file prompts (default: ask)
• vibemark reset path/to/file.py mark a file unread
• vibemark export-md export a markdown checklist
• vibemark exclude remove|list|clear
• vibemark ext add|remove|list|clear
• vibemark --version

How it works

vibemark looks for *.py files under the repo root, applies default exclusions (e.g., .git/, .venv/, build/), and writes state to .vibemark.json in the root directory. You can add saved exclude globs like src/vendor/* or pass --exclude to a single scan. You can also include other extensions via --ext or the ext-* commands. Use vibemark update to rescan and optionally reset progress for changed files. For finer control, scan/update accept --loc-mode (physical|nonempty) and --include-empty.

Development

• Run the CLI:
  • uv run vibemark --help
• Run tests:
  • uv run pytest

Requirements

• Python 3.13+
• uv for running and building from source