/builds/vibe-check

// damage meters for AI-assisted development

In WoW, I ran damage meters obsessively: DPS, interrupts, and deaths for every M+ run. You can't improve what you can't measure.

vibe-check does the same thing for AI-assisted coding sessions. It analyzes git history and tells you if that session was actually productive or just busy.

5
core metrics
npm
published
git
history based

// the 5 core metrics

Iteration Velocity
>5/hr/<3/hr

How tight are feedback loops?

Rework Ratio
<30%/>50%

Building or debugging?

Trust Pass Rate ← KEY
>95%/<80%

Does code stick?

Debug Spiral Duration
<15m/>45m

How long stuck?

Flow Efficiency
>90%/<70%

What % productive?

Trust Pass Rate is THE key metric—it measures whether you vibed at the right level.

// vibe_check_output.log
Iteration Velocity
DPS uptime
>3/hr
🔄
Rework Ratio
Wipe count
<50%
Trust Pass Rate
First try kills
>80%
🌀
Debug Spiral
Time to reset
<30m
🎯
Flow Efficiency
Boss uptime
>75%
OVERALL
ELITE
npx @boshu2/vibe-check

// the insight

Git history doesn't lie. It's easy to feel productive, but are you actually shipping or just spinning? The commits tell the truth.

vibe-check analyzes your commit patterns to detect debug spirals before they consume your whole session. If you're stuck for 30 minutes on the same thing, that's a wipe—reset, do some research, and come back with a plan.

"Last week, the CLI flagged a spiral at 18 minutes. I realized I was arguing with the LLM about a circular dependency. I stepped away, drew the schema on paper, and fixed it in one commit. Without the alert, I would have wasted two hours."

// part of the ecosystem

vibe-check is the MEASURE layer of a complete system. It provides the feedback loop that makes everything else work.

See full ecosystem →
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