Vibecode Execution Templates

Mode-specific sidecar templates provide deterministic execution guidance by routing the Agent to the correct reference formats for review, loop, auto, sandbox, and session modes. This ensures consistent post-execution validation and structured reporting across all phases.

To prevent context drift during long agent sessions, apply the session phase context reload guidance which defines exactly what must be reloaded at the start of every phase. This enforces a mandatory quality gate that reduces drift and maintains deterministic agent behavior.

JIT loading of workflow reference documents works by fetching mode-specific sidecar templates exactly when the /vibecode workflow executes. This just-in-time document retrieval prevents missing or inconsistent guidance across phases and enables deterministic agent output checklists.

Yes, you can execute the vibecode workflow in sandbox mode with structured reports. The Skill explicitly routes the Agent to sandbox phase templates, applying exit criteria and verification checklists to generate deterministic, structured post-execution output.

You do not need helper scripts to run workflow execution templates, as their usage is optional. The templates support JIT-loading of reference documents to enable deterministic agent guidance, while optional helper scripts provide additional automated execution support.

Agent workflow execution outputs miss exit criteria when the correct mode-specific sidecar templates are not loaded. Applying the explicit routing requirements for review, loop, auto, sandbox, or session phases ensures the necessary verification checklists and exit criteria are generated.