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The Vibe Test entry point is a routing command that presents the plugin identity, detects whether you are a first-run or returning builder, and lists six subcommands. It renders a neutral banner with an open-ended prompt to guide discovery.

To list available Vibe Test subcommands, type the bare command to trigger the router. It displays the six subcommands in plain language and provides a natural-language next-step prompt to guide your onboarding without performing scans.

No, the Vibe Test router does not perform scans or classifications. It strictly serves as a friendly entry point that greets builders, resolves the plugin version, and clarifies the six subcommands in plain language.

Yes, Vibe Test detects first-run versus returning-builder state to tailor the banner and prompts accordingly. It derives version and persona adaptation from installed plugin metadata and optional profile configuration files.

The best way to onboard with the Vibe Test plugin is to invoke the bare command. The router opens a natural-language, open-ended next-step prompt that guides you toward your starting action based on your first-run or returning context.

The Vibe Test router needs installed plugin metadata to derive version resolution and persona adaptation. It uses this metadata alongside optional profile and config files to correctly render the neutral banner for your specific builder context.