ReadyVibe-Skills · agent skills for launch

Looks finished
is not launch-ready.

Your coding agent built a site that looks done. These skills teach it to find what still stands between that site and a responsible launch: inspect what the project actually does, fix what is safe, verify each change, and say plainly what needs a human or a lawyer.

One command
npx skills add moh-obaida/ReadyVibe-Skills

Then, in your agent, inside your project: Use ReadyVibe Skills to make my website ready to launch.

Open source · Apache-2.0

moh-obaida / ReadyVibe-Skills

Every skill is a folder of plain text you can read before it runs.

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v1.0.0 (opens GitHub in a new tab)
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The gap

What looks like proof, and isn't.

Polished sites fail in the parts nobody clicked: dead controls, staging metadata, banners that do not change behavior, policies that describe a different product. ReadyVibe labels every claim by how it is known.

  • Looks finished: A vendor script appears in the source.

    Does not prove: It loaded before consent.Source-indicated is not observed.

    Launch checks 4 · 5

  • Looks finished: An unsubscribe link exists.

    Does not prove: Future marketing is suppressed.The link has to resolve, and the address has to stay suppressed.

    Launch checks 36 · 37

  • Looks finished: Delete sets active=false.

    Does not prove: The data is deleted.Deletion is traced through stored state.

    Launch checks 7

  • Looks finished: There is no horizontal scrollbar.

    Does not prove: It works on a phone.Overflow, tap targets, dialogs and sticky bars are exercised.

    Launch checks 33 · 34

  • Looks finished: The form has a submit button.

    Does not prove: It delivers to a working endpoint.Success and failure both have to be handled.

    Launch checks 35

Evidence labelsOBSERVEDSOURCE-INDICATEDDECLAREDINFERREDUNKNOWNREVIEW REQUIRED

How it decides

Consider broadly. Activate selectively. Verify deeply.

ReadyVibe knows how to inspect these 40 launch areas. In a real review, your agent examines the project and brings in specialists where it finds a concrete concern. A site with no marketing email never gets unsubscribe work. A site with no non-essential trackers never gets a cookie banner it does not need.

Viewing04 Consent behavior

When consent is required, do reject, accept, and withdraw really change behavior?

Owner: consent-management

Read the method on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

ACompliance and privacycompliance-all
BDiscoverabilitydiscoverability-all
CTrust and product readinesstrust-all
DAccessibility and responsive qualityquality-all
EForms, communications, security, and performanceproduction-all

ReadyVibe considers 40 launch checks across five families. During a real review, it inspects the project and decides which areas actually need work.

The full model: launch-model.md (opens in a new tab), plus 12 conditional compliance domains in the skills catalog.

The catalog

55 skills in 9 families.

Six broad entry skills, foundations, and specialists that go deep on one lane. The bar is how many skills each family holds.

Open the full catalog

Limits, stated up front

What ReadyVibe does not promise.

  • It is not a lawyer, a WCAG conformance audit, or a penetration test.
  • It will not say “GDPR compliant”, “accessible” or “secure” as an unqualified result.
  • It will not invent legal terms, addresses, retention periods, testimonials, FAQ answers or metrics.
  • Legal specifics are looked up at official sources while it runs, cited, and marked for review. If it cannot look one up, the answer is unknown.
  • How well an agent follows the skills depends on the agent and your project. Review what it changes.

Read before you install

Skills run with your project's permissions.

ReadyVibe is a collection of plain-text instructions your agent follows. The source is public, so you can inspect what it asks your agent to do.

Install ReadyVibe or read moh-obaida/ReadyVibe-Skills on GitHub (opens in a new tab)