vibe-intent-compiler

In the DeepSeek Harness composer, a vibe coder's draft is often fragmented, self-correcting, and full of ambiguous references. Sending it as-is risks losing critical constraints or having the model fabricate implementation details that were never mentioned. vibe-intent-compiler addresses exactly this: it reads the full unsent draft, reorganizes only what the user actually said, and distills it into a concise, faithful, actionable instruction—never inventing project facts, files, or acceptance criteria.

Key capabilities include preserving protected text such as code, commands, paths, URLs, and identifiers, with deterministic post-rewrite validation that leaves the original draft untouched if verification fails; resolving vague references by consulting up to three explicitly selected files without searching the project or launching an agent loop; keeping short inputs short with output capped at roughly twice the source length; and never auto-executing tasks or sending the message.

It is built for developers who work in a vibe-coding workflow inside DeepSeek Harness: write a natural, even contradictory draft, hit Clarify, review and tweak, then send it yourself.