Add Vibe Compiler (vibec) to Command Line Tools section #18
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@vgrichina The link https://github.com/grishingrishin/vibe-compiler is returning 404. Is the repository public? |
thanks for the catch, fixed the link |
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This PR adds Vibe Compiler (vibec) to the Command Line Tools section. Vibe Compiler is a self-compiling tool that transforms markdown-based prompt stacks into code and tests using LLM generation via OpenRouter (including Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok).