vibes

Overview ¶

Command vibes is the Vibescript CLI: it runs, formats, analyzes, and serves language tooling for .vibe scripts. Subcommands:

vibes run [-function NAME] [-check] [-module-path DIR] <script> [args...]
vibes fmt [-w] [-check] <path>...
vibes analyze <script>
vibes repl
vibes lsp
vibes help

The run subcommand compiles a script and invokes a top-level function (default "run"), passing any remaining positional args as string values. -check compiles without executing. -module-path adds a directory to the module search path and may be repeated; the script's directory is always included.

The fmt subcommand applies canonical formatting (CRLF and trailing whitespace stripping, single trailing newline) to .vibe files. It accepts individual files or directories, which are walked recursively. -w writes changes back in place; -check exits non-zero if any file needs formatting. With neither flag, formatted output is written to stdout.

The analyze subcommand reports lint issues such as unreachable statements and exits non-zero when any are found.

The repl subcommand starts an interactive Bubble Tea REPL with history, autocompletion, and meta commands (:help, :vars, :globals, :functions, :types, :clear, :reset, :last_error, :quit).

The lsp subcommand speaks the Language Server Protocol over stdio, providing diagnostics, hover, and completion for .vibe documents.

Host capabilities (db, events, jobs, ctx) are not registered by the CLI; embed package vibes to run scripts with capabilities.