Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.vibelearn.dev/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
The Basic Workflow
VibeLearn runs silently in the background. You code normally, and after each session ends, it automatically:- Detects your tech stack
- Analyzes the files you edited
- Extracts learning concepts
- Generates quiz questions
vl quiz.
Step 1: Install
Claude Code:Step 2: Configure an AI Provider
~/.vibelearn/settings.json
Step 3: Code Normally
Run an agent session. VibeLearn captures every Write, Edit, and Bash tool use via thePostToolUse hook:
| Tool | What’s captured |
|---|---|
Write | File path + content (up to 10KB) |
Edit | File path + new content (up to 10KB) |
Bash | Command + output |
| MCP tools | Tool name + inputs + outputs |
Step 4: Analysis Runs Automatically
Analysis runs after the session ends — when you stop the agent or it finishes its task. The 5-step pipeline takes 30–90 seconds depending on your LLM provider. You can check if analysis completed:Step 5: Take the Quiz
Multi-Session Mastery
After answering quiz questions, your mastery score for each concept updates. Concepts withmastery_score > 0.85 are skipped in future quiz generation — so you focus on what you haven’t fully learned.
Privacy
To keep something out of VibeLearn entirely, wrap it in<private> tags:
Connect to vibelearn.dev
- Server-side mastery computation (authoritative streak and scores)
- Cross-device sync
- vibelearn.dev dashboard

