Credits and licences

The guide is published on the website of the Vibe Coding Educativo community.

The texts of the guide and the infographic are published under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence, so they can be copied, adapted and shared provided that the authorship is credited and the same licence is kept.

The website code is published under the GNU AGPL v3 licence (Affero General Public License). The source code is in its repository. The repository also contains the project’s decision log, or ADR (Architecture Decision Record).

This guide was produced at level 4 of the Framework for integrating generative AI into educational tasks (MIAE), which corresponds to advanced collaboration between the person and the AI. The text was written in dialogue with Claude Code, and the author directed and corrected the content, checked the claims against their sources and reviewed the result. The translations into Catalan, Galician, Basque and English were made automatically with the same AI, from the Spanish original, and have not been reviewed by a professional translator.

De Haro, J. J. (2026). Responsible vibe coding: a guide to publishing educational materials created with vibe coding (version 2.0). Vibe Coding Educativo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23105801

To cite the guide without specifying a particular version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23081517, which always leads to the latest one.

The guide is numbered with two figures. The first changes when what the guide says changes, and the second when the wording or the translations are corrected without changing the content. Each version has its own DOI.

• 2.0, 2 October 2026. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23105801.
  • The VCER evaluation has its own page, with the evaluation file, the rubric and the explanation of the result.
  • The instructions page is now called «Instructions for creating with AI» and deals only with creation.
  • An evaluated resource can show in its footer a mention with the result, linked to the evaluation page.
• 1.1, 2 October 2026. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23097280.
  • Corrects the translations and the wording without changing what the guide says.
  • States in the credits that the translations are automatic and have not been reviewed by a professional translator.
• 1.0, 1 October 2026. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23081518.
  • First published version.

The icons come from Lucide, by Lucide Icons and Contributors, distributed under the ISC licence, named after the Internet Systems Consortium. Some derive from the Feather project, by Cole Bemis, under the MIT licence: the moon, the download, the code, the check mark, copy, the arrow and the close cross. The guide’s logo combines the last two. The text of both licences is kept in the repository.

The typeface is Atkinson Hyperlegible, designed by the Braille Institute to make reading easier, and distributed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

The documents consulted to prepare the guide, with their authorship and licence, are listed in the index of sources in the repository.

Ernesto Serrano, from the eXeLearning team, proposed three improvements that the guide has incorporated: turning the review into checks that are repeated after each change (recommendation 1), completing the decision log with the evidence, risks and validation of each technical decision (recommendation 7) and identifying each published version with a tag (recommendation 10).

David Cordones pointed out in the Vibe Coding Educativo group that the guide could be overwhelming for beginners, which led to simplifying the introduction, and asked about the NC condition of the licences, which chapter 9 now explains in more detail.