A GitHub profile that ships guardrails for vibe coders

What it does

This is a personal GitHub profile page that doubles as a distribution channel for “agent skills” — structured prompt sets designed for AI coding assistants. The owner also lists four indie projects (an iOS webhook-to-call app, an AI navigation site, a cassette-simulator music player, and a note-taking app) and rates their own tech stack with a three-star frequency system.

The interesting bit

The agent skills are the real payload. wtf runs a pre-launch/pre-commit audit specifically for “vibe coding” projects — checking for secrets in env files, tracked caches, database migration drift, and deploy footguns. better-codex adds guardrails to Codex workflows: scope control, stale-edit prevention, and a rule against leaking internal reasoning into UI or project artifacts. These are operational concerns that emerge when AI-generated code moves from prototype to production.

Key highlights

• wtf skill covers 7 audit categories: project structure, secrets hygiene, cache/artifact tracking, migrations, ORM/schema drift, deploy risks, and dead legacy code
• better-codex skill targets 10 quality dimensions including root-cause debugging, meaningful tests, and product polish
• Full skill catalog lives at skills/README.md
• Tech stack rated by actual usage frequency (TypeScript/React/Next.js/Cloudflare/Swift at ★★★, Docker at ★★, Electron/MongoDB at ★)
• Profile doubles as project portfolio with 4 shipped products

Caveats

• The skills themselves are Markdown files in a repo; integration mechanism with actual agents (Codex, Cursor, etc.) is not shown in the README
• No usage stats, adoption data, or community contributions visible

Verdict

Worth a look if you’re building with AI assistants and tired of cleaning up their messes before deploy. Skip it if you want a turnkey tool — this is documentation and patterns, not a packaged product.