Vibe Coding Framework
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  • Building the Vibe Programming Framework Together
  • Types of Contributions
  • Contribution Process
  • Contribution Standards
  • Specialized Contribution Guides
  • Recognition Model
  • Contribution Support
  • Contribution Governance
  • Getting Started as a Contributor
  • Next Steps
  1. Framework Evolution

Contribution Guidelines

Building the Vibe Programming Framework Together

The Vibe Programming Framework thrives on community contributions. These guidelines provide a structured approach for contributing to the framework's evolution, ensuring high-quality additions that align with our core philosophy and maintain the framework's integrity.

Types of Contributions

The framework welcomes various forms of contributions:

Documentation Enhancements

  • Clarifications to existing documentation

  • Examples and case studies

  • Translations into other languages

  • Improved explanations of complex topics

  • Typo and grammar corrections

Framework Components

  • New prompt templates

  • Enhanced verification protocols

  • Additional security checks

  • Alternative collaboration workflows

  • Specialised implementation guides

Tools and Integrations

  • IDE plugins for framework implementation

  • CI/CD integrations

  • Automation scripts

  • Visualisation tools

  • Analysis tools for framework effectiveness

Experience Reports

  • Implementation case studies

  • Lessons learned

  • Success metrics

  • Adaptation strategies

  • Challenge solutions

Contribution Process

1. Initial Engagement

Before investing significant time in a contribution:

  • Review existing issues to see if your idea has been proposed

  • Check the roadmap to understand planned developments

  • Join community discussions to gauge interest in your proposed contribution

  • Start a discussion for feedback on substantial contributions

2. Preparation

For effective contributions:

  • Align with framework philosophy: Review our Framework Philosophy to ensure alignment

  • Follow standards: Adhere to documentation styles and technical approaches

  • Consider scope: Focus on specific, well-defined improvements

  • Provide context: Explain the problem your contribution addresses

3. Submission Process

For Documentation Changes

  1. Fork the documentation repository

  2. Create a branch for your changes

  3. Make focused, well-commented changes

  4. Submit a pull request with:

    • Clear description of changes

    • Rationale for changes

    • Screenshots (if applicable)

    • Any relevant links

For Framework Components

  1. Start with a proposal in the community forum

  2. Once approved, fork the component repository

  3. Develop according to framework standards

  4. Include comprehensive tests and documentation

  5. Submit a pull request with complete documentation

For Tools and Integrations

  1. Propose your integration in the community forum

  2. Develop in a separate repository initially

  3. Follow framework API guidelines

  4. Ensure comprehensive documentation

  5. Submit for review and potential inclusion

4. Review Process

All contributions undergo thorough review:

  • Initial check: Completeness and alignment with standards

  • Technical review: Quality, security, and architectural fit

  • Documentation review: Clarity and comprehensiveness

  • Community feedback: Public comment period for major changes

  • Revision cycle: Collaborative improvement process

5. Acceptance and Integration

Once approved:

  • Attribution: Contributors are credited appropriately

  • Documentation updates: Documentation reflects new additions

  • Announcement: Significant contributions announced to the community

  • Version integration: Addition scheduled for appropriate framework version

Contribution Standards

Documentation Standards

  • Follow existing formatting conventions

  • Use clear, accessible language

  • Include examples where appropriate

  • Link to related framework components

  • Validate links and references

  • Use inclusive terminology

Code Quality Standards

  • Adhere to language-specific style guides

  • Include appropriate comments

  • Write comprehensive tests

  • Follow secure coding practices

  • Consider performance implications

  • Maintain framework architecture patterns

Community Interaction Standards

  • Be respectful and constructive

  • Focus on ideas rather than individuals

  • Provide specific, actionable feedback

  • Acknowledge others' contributions

  • Be open to alternative approaches

  • Support new contributors

Specialized Contribution Guides

Prompt Template Contributions

When contributing prompt templates:

  • Follow the S.C.A.F.F. structure

  • Include effectiveness evidence

  • Document known limitations

  • Provide example outputs

  • Specify target use cases

  • Include security considerations

Prompt Template Example:

# Authentication Component Prompt Template

## Purpose
Generate secure authentication components for web applications

## Effective For
- Login forms
- Registration flows
- Password management
- Session handling

## Template Structure
SITUATION: Building [application type] with [tech stack]
CHALLENGE: Create authentication functionality for [specific requirements]
AUDIENCE: [Target developer experience level]
FORMAT: [Coding style and organization preferences]
FOUNDATIONS: [Security requirements and best practices]

## Example Usage
[Include an example with actual values]

## Security Considerations
- Always specify OWASP compliance requirements
- Explicitly request password hashing mechanisms
- Include brute force protection requirements

## Effectiveness Evidence
Successfully used in 5+ projects with minimal refinement
Average verification issues: <2 per implementation

Verification Protocol Contributions

When contributing verification approaches:

  • Align with the V.E.R.I.F.Y. framework

  • Include specific test cases

  • Provide practical examples

  • Address security implications

  • Consider varying expertise levels

  • Document effectiveness metrics

Implementation Guide Contributions

When contributing implementation guidance:

  • Focus on practical, actionable advice

  • Include timeline expectations

  • Address common challenges

  • Provide adaptation guidance

  • Include success indicators

  • Consider different team structures

Recognition Model

The framework recognizes contributors through a multi-tier system:

Contributor Levels

  • Contributors: Individual contributions to documentation or components

  • Regular Contributors: Consistent, valuable contributions over time

  • Framework Champions: Significant contributions and community support

  • Core Team: Sustained, strategic framework development

Recognition Methods

  • Contributor listing on the framework website

  • Attribution in specific components

  • Acknowledgement in release notes

  • Community spotlight features

  • Invitation to contributor events

Contribution Support

Resources to help you contribute effectively:

Documentation

  • Style guide for framework documentation

  • Component development guidelines

  • Testing approach documentation

  • Security requirements overview

Community Support

  • Mentorship for new contributors

  • Regular contributor office hours

  • Discussion forums for feedback

  • Contribution workshops

Development Tools

  • Documentation templates

  • Component scaffolding tools

  • Verification checklists

  • Quality assurance scripts

Contribution Governance

The framework employs a governance model for contributions:

Decision-Making Process

  1. Initial Review: by domain-specific reviewers

  2. Community Feedback: for significant changes

  3. Core Team Assessment: for alignment with framework direction

  4. Final Approval: based on quality and strategic fit

Prioritization Factors

  • Strategic alignment with roadmap

  • Community demand

  • Impact on framework adoption

  • Maintenance implications

  • Implementation complexity

Getting Started as a Contributor

To begin contributing to the framework:

  1. Join the community forum and introduce yourself

  2. Review current issues labeled "good first contribution"

  3. Set up your development environment following our contributor guide

  4. Start with small documentation improvements or example additions

  5. Participate in community discussions to build understanding

Next Steps

  • Explore current Contribution Opportunities

  • Review the Framework Roadmap for strategic direction

  • Join the Community Forum to connect with other contributors

  • Check out the Development Setup Guide for technical preparation

Remember: Every contribution, from a documentation correction to a major component addition, improves the framework and helps the community build better AI-assisted software.

Thank you for helping evolve the Vibe Programming Framework!

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