About devibex
A skill that audits a site, flags every default the AI builder left behind, and writes the prompts to fix it.
What devibex does
devibex is a skill that de-vibe-codes a website. You add it to the AI inside your builder and point it at a site. It reads the page, names every default the AI builder left behind, and writes one fix prompt for each. You paste the prompts back into the builder and the tells are gone.
A tell is anything that makes a site read as generated at a glance: a purple gradient, a centered hero, pill buttons, emoji icons, three equal cards, glass panels on a blurred blob, the same spacing on every section. None of them are bugs. Together they make a site look like every other site built the same week.
The free checker on the home page runs a shorter version of the same audit. Paste a URL and it returns a vibe score from 0 to 100, where 0 reads as hand-built and 100 was left on defaults, plus the first tells it found.
Who it is for
People who build with AI and want the result to look deliberate. Founders shipping a landing page, freelancers delivering client sites, designers and developers cleaning up a first draft. It works with Base44, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Windsurf and most other AI builders, because the fixes are plain prompts.
You do not need to be a designer. The skill finds the defaults and tells the builder exactly what to change. You decide which fixes to run.
What you get
The skill is the first release and costs $97 today, as a one-time payment. A course of faceless video lessons on the method comes next, then a site reader that audits a site and outputs the prompts without a builder. The price rises to $247 and then $497 as those are added. Buyers get the members area, where each new release of the skill is published, and a read-only Discord for announcements.
Who builds it
devibex is an independent product. The devibex team builds and maintains the skill, checks it against real sites, and publishes each update to members. The principle behind all of it is short: find the defaults, fix the details.