AI-Generated Infographics & Micro-Animations for Your GitHub Projects
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VibeGraphics AI-Generated Infographics & Micro-Animations for Your GitHub Projects Built with Gemini, nano banana (image generation), and Veo 3 (video generation) VibeGraphics is an MCP Server + Gemini-CLI extension that transforms any GitHub repository into a themed, emotionally expressive infographic — and optionally a short animated video. Provide a GitHub URL → receive a fully generated VibeGraphic that visually explains your project’s purpose, architecture, components, and flow. Users can choose any visual vibe — space-race retro, blueprint drafting, fantasy atlas, vaporwave neon, cosmic starfield, cyberpunk grid, magazine editorial, minimalist schematic, etc. 🚀 Installation As a Gemini-CLI extension gemini extensions install https://github.com/automateyournetwork/VibeGraphics.git As a Python MCP server pip install google-genai fastmcp requests export GEMINI_API_KEY="YOUR_KEY_HERE" 🌟 What VibeGraphics Does VibeGraphics uses a 4-stage AI pipeline: 🔍 1. GitHub Scraping (GitHub → Bundle) VibeGraphics automatically fetches: README Source code (Python files) File structure Repository metadata (owner, repo, branch) Everything is packaged into a compact JSON bundle used for downstream planning. 🎨 2. Infographic Design (Bundle → Spec) Using multimodal Gemini models, VibeGraphics generates a VibeGraphic Spec, containing: Project title & one-liner Sections (with descriptions) Visual motifs Color palette Layout hints imagePrompt (for nano banana) animationPrompt (for Veo) Optional 60–90 second voiceover script This spec is the “design document” describing how the infographic should look, feel, and flow. The user can specify any theme, such as: Space Race Retro Cyberpunk Neon City Grid Blueprint Technical Draft Cosmic Starfield Minimalist Diagram Editorial Magazine Layout Fantasy Atlas / Quest Map (or anything else they can imagine) If the user provides no theme, VibeGraphics will choose a neutral, coherent one automatically. 🖼 3.…
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