$ whoami --vibecoder
Every developer who codes alongside AI falls into a recognizable archetype. Some verify every line. Some copy-paste and pray. Some ignore the AI entirely and do it their own way. This repo catalogs them.
Find the badge that matches your current commit history, then wear it: drop it in your GitHub bio, your Slack status, your PR description, wherever your fellow nerds will see it. Consider it a diagnostic tool as much as a joke — read the profile, and you might just recognize your last sprint.
- Newbie
- AI Guru
- Blind Trust
- Fact Checker
- Copy Paster
- Tune Out
- Overloaded
- Debug Ninja
- Terminal Wizard
- Doc Diver
- Night Coder
- Keyboard Warrior
Newbie Learning one prompt, one bug, and one tiny victory at a time. |
AI Guru Powered by prompts, confidence, and a suspicious amount of sparkle. |
Blind Trust The AI said it works, so it must work. |
Fact Checker Trust the acceleration. Verify the result. |
Copy Paster Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, ship it. |
Tune Out Asked the AI. Ignored the AI. |
Overloaded Too many prompts. Too many tools. Not enough RAM. |
Debug Ninja Silent, focused, and hunting the bug you cannot reproduce. |
Terminal Wizard The command line is not an interface. It is a lifestyle. |
Doc Diver Actually read the documentation. |
Night Coder Powered by moonlight, caffeine, and one last commit. |
Keyboard Warrior Maximum keystrokes. Maximum confidence. |
You don't choose your vibecoder type — your commit history already picked it for you. The badge is just the flag you fly once you admit it.
- Ship the PNG as your avatar so reviewers know what they're dealing with before they open the diff.
- Pin the Markdown profile to a PR description when your archetype is the actual root cause.
- Mix and match: most of us drift between two or three of these depending on the sprint, the deadline, and how much sleep we got.
Spotted a vibecoder species not yet cataloged? Contributions welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the how-to. Keep new badge labels in English for consistency, and make the motto sting a little; that's how you know it's accurate.
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