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VibeWise is a Claude Code plugin that supports learning-oriented software development while Claude writes the code. It asks the developer to propose an approach, works through architecture, tradeoffs, failure cases, and unfamiliar concepts, and uses Build, Design, and Implementation checkpoints before writing code. The developer confirms or discusses each decision; Claude then implements the agreed step, runs tests, and reports what changed, how it works, and which checks passed. Teaching support can be adjusted for beginner, intermediate, or advanced users, with configurable checkpoint frequency and project-specific learning notes and maps stored in `.vibe-wise/`. The plugin requires Claude Code and Python 3, uses no additional Python packages, has no extra account, backend, or telemetry, and is released under the MIT license.
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Turns coding agents into more deliberate coding partners by asking users to think through difficult implementation details and tradeoffs before generating code. It then writes, tests, and explains the changes with adjustable teaching interruptions.
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