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How to prepare a development machine for agent-driven work with Vibe Coding Toolkit

Install and record the tools, agents, and integrations needed before starting projects.

Remote script. The agent installs system tools and plugins based on instructions fetched from a remote URL, so check what it plans to install first.

Who it is forA developer setting up a new computer or refreshing an older one for AI-assisted coding.

The problemSetting up system tools, Node.js, Docker, agents, plugins, and integrations by hand is slow and hard to repeat or audit later.

The outcomeA machine with the runtime and agent tools in place, plus a record of versions, scopes, backups, and validations.

What you need first

  • An AI agent with terminal access, such as Claude Code or Codex
  • A project directory, or an existing application root to configure
  • Network access to raw.githubusercontent.com to fetch the prompt files

Steps

  1. Open an agent with terminal access on the computer you want to prepare.
  2. Paste the prompt from the README that points to docs/prompts/10-development-environment-setup.md.
  3. Let the agent run the entire Prompt section block.
  4. Note any interventions the agent says it cannot complete itself.
  5. Keep the generated manifest so later project setups can reuse the environment.

Prompt for your agent

Read the repo soumatheusgomes/vibe-coding-toolkit at docs/prompts/10-development-environment-setup.md and execute the entire Prompt section on this computer. Report installed versions, backups made, validations passed, and any required manual steps. Verify that the manifest of versions and scopes was written.

Caveat. The README gives no details on operating systems or privileges needed, so confirm the agent can complete installs on your computer before starting.

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