vibecheck

Audit GitHub repositories and git history for AI-attribution traces.

1|Updated May 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/yusuftuhh/vibecheck --skill vibecheck-yusuftuhh
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: vibecheck
Source: https://github.com/yusuftuhh/vibecheck/tree/main/skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yusuftuhh/vibecheck --skill vibecheck-yusuftuhh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you detect and eliminate AI-attribution signals (like Co-Authored-By footers and AI-typical phrasing) that can appear across your GitHub activity before they affect how others perceive your work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • GitHub presence scanning: Reviews repositories, profiles, gists, and issue/PR comments for AI-coding or AI-style traces so you can see exactly what a recruiter might find.
  • Local audit of git history: Finds commit-level indicators in your local repo to identify bot footers and other authorship signals for potential cleanup.
  • Guided fixes with explicit approval: Presents findings as actionable items ranked by severity, then applies changes only after you confirm what to edit, including force-push scenarios when needed.

Use cases include pre-publish checks for an open-source project, profile audits for recruiter-facing signals, and targeted cleanup of leftover AI helper files or wording in READMEs/bios/comments.

Quick Start

Run the audit by asking: scan my GitHub repo, profile, and any provided gists or PRs for AI-attribution traces and list the findings grouped by severity.

Frequently Asked Questions about vibecheck

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I scan my GitHub profile and repositories for AI authorship traces?

To scan for AI authorship traces, the audit reviews GitHub repositories, profiles, gists, and issue/PR comments for Co-Authored-By bot footers and AI-typical phrasing. It produces JSON findings with IDs and severity rankings for user review.

Can I remove Co-Authored-By footers from my local git history before publishing?

Yes, you can remove Co-Authored-By footers from local git history by running a local audit to find commit-level indicators. The scan-and-fix CLI flow presents actionable items and applies edits, including force-push scenarios, only after explicit user approval.

What is the best way to clean up AI-typical phrasing in issue and PR comments?

The best way to clean up AI-typical phrasing in issue and PR comments is scanning your GitHub presence to detect AI-coding signals. Findings are grouped by severity as selectable items, allowing targeted cleanup of wording before recruiters review your profile.

Does the AI cleanup process automatically rewrite my commit metadata?

No, the AI cleanup process does not automatically rewrite commit metadata. It identifies bot footers and authorship signals but applies fixes via a guided flow that requires explicit user confirmation before editing any Git hosting workflows or local history.

When do I need to audit my GitHub presence for AI attribution signals?

You need to audit your GitHub presence for AI attribution signals during pre-publish reputation checks for open-source projects and profile hygiene for recruiter-facing reviews. This detects Co-Authored-By footers and leftover AI helper artifacts before others evaluate your work.

What limitations exist when rewriting commit history to remove AI authorship traces?

A key limitation when rewriting commit history to remove AI authorship traces is that applying changes to local git history may require force-push scenarios. The audit generates JSON findings but restricts modifications to only user-approved fixes to prevent unintended repository alterations.