vibeflow-install

To install VibeFlow modules, the Skill uses jq-based catalog resolution to handle transitive dependencies automatically. It applies a consistent scope across all components, ensuring mandatory baseline modules are installed with a clear final summary of dependencies.

Scope-aware module configuration detects your working environment and applies one consistent scope—account, project, or local—across all installed VibeFlow components. This ensures governance logic is uniformly applied without manual scope conflicts.

Yes, you need jq, python3, and git installed to set up a VibeFlow development lab. The Skill performs a preflight validation check on your environment first, reporting actionable installation guidance for any missing required tools before making changes.

Yes, you can reconfigure or completely uninstall VibeFlow modules after initial setup. The Skill delegates removal to the VibeFlow update engine, ensuring clean uninstallation that respects the established account, project, or local scope governance.

The best way to initialize a VibeFlow development lab in a Git repository is to request the AI to install VibeFlow. The Skill runs preflight validation, selects the project scope, applies the governance baseline, and bootstraps dependencies.

Preflight validation fails when configuring VibeFlow modules if required tools like jq, git, or python3 are missing from your environment. The Skill checks for these dependencies beforehand and reports actionable installation guidance to resolve the missing tools.