"Myself / A client" was about who *owns* the project (a billing
concern), but at creation time we want to know who *uses* it — that's
what determines which Infrastructure providers we should pre-stage.
team = internal users (your team / employees)
→ SSO-style auth, no payments by default, simple roles
customers = external users (the public)
→ public sign-up + payments + transactional email by
default, custom domain matters
Both choices are reversible from the Infrastructure tab later — the
selector copy makes that explicit so users don't feel locked in.
Changes: - setup-shared: ForWhomSelector ("Myself" / "A client") replaced by
AudienceSelector ("My team" / "Customers"), with an "you can
change this later" hint underneath. New Audience union type
exported for the three setup screens to share.
- BuildSetup / OssSetup / ImportSetup: swap state + import + payload.
Defaults: BuildSetup → customers (most "vibe coder" projects are
public products), ImportSetup → customers (existing repos usually
are too), OssSetup → team (Twenty / n8n / Plausible style tools
are most often deployed for internal use).
- /api/projects/create: drop isForClient (we never read it
anywhere), persist audience as a first-class field on the
project record so the AI can branch on it during the first chat.
Made-with: Cursor
User feedback: the previous flow was a single-screen "name + audience"
dialog that gave AI no context about what the user actually wanted to
make. That worked for the demo but produced messy projects in practice
because everything was decided after the fact in chat.
The new flow asks the user one human question first ("How would you
like to begin?") and then captures the minimum context needed to seed
the AI's first conversation in the project.
Three paths, each is a 2-step setup screen with internal step dots:
- Build your own idea — Step 1: name + audience. Step 2: free-text
"what do you want to build". Becomes the project's vision and the
AI's first-message context.
- Run an open source tool — Step 1: name + audience. Step 2:
segmented tabs to either (a) paste a GitHub link or (b) describe
the kind of tool you want and have Vibn find one. Vision is set
to either "Install and host this open-source project: <url>" or
"Find and install an open-source tool that fits this need: <desc>"
so the AI knows which mode to operate in on first chat.
- Import existing code — Step 1: name + audience + repo URL.
Step 2: optional "what do you want to do with it" textarea.
Public repos only for v1; private-repo OAuth lands later.
Backend:
- /api/projects/create now accepts and persists `creationMode` and
`sourceData` on the project record under a `kickoff` blob:
{ mode, sourceData, vision, createdAt }
The chat endpoint will read this on first turn to seed the AI
with the user's stated intent rather than asking them to re-type
it in chat.
Cleanup:
- Removed FreshIdeaSetup, CodeImportSetup, ChatImportSetup,
MigrateSetup — replaced by BuildSetup, OssSetup, ImportSetup.
- Removed the unused initialWorkspacePath prop from
project-association-prompt (the new flow doesn't take it).
- TypeSelector defaults are restored — the modal opens on the
type-picker step now, not directly on a setup form.
UI building blocks added to setup-shared:
- TextArea (multi-line input)
- StepDots (page indicator)
- SegmentedTabs (generic-typed tab selector, used in OSS Step 2)
- SecondaryButton (used as ← Back inside Step 2)
Made-with: Cursor
Without this the bot PAT 403s on POST /orgs/{org}/repos, which is
the single most important operation — creating new project repos
inside the workspace's Gitea org.
Made-with: Cursor
- Map Justine tokens to shadcn CSS variables (--vibn-* aliases)
- Switch fonts to Inter + Lora via next/font (IBM Plex Mono for code)
- Base typography: body Inter, h1–h3 Lora; marketing hero + wordmark serif
- Project shell and global chrome use semantic colors
- Replace Outfit/Newsreader references across TSX inline styles
Made-with: Cursor
