Generate a Vibe Coding Prompt with Toolhouse CLI
You can now use the Toolhouse CLI to generate a vibe coding–friendly prompt for platforms like Lovable, Bolt, and V0. This makes it easy to connect your deployed Toolhouse agents to your preferred no-code or low-code UI.
Prerequisites
⚡ Make sure you have the Toolhouse CLI installed.
If not, follow the Quick Start for Developers (CLI) guide.
Step 1: Navigate to Your Agent Directory
Open the terminal and go to the directory where your .yaml
file is stored.
If you don’t have one yet, you can generate a new agent with:
th new
This will scaffold a new agent and generate the corresponding YAML file.
Now you need to deploy your new agent, run the following command in the same directory as your YAML file:
th deploy your-file.yaml
This will deploy and activate your agent on Toolhouse’s platform so it can be used in other environments (via API).
Step 2: Generate a Vibe Coding Prompt
Choose the agent YAML file you want to use and run:
th vibe your-file.yaml
Note: Your agent must be deployed before running
th vibe
, or the command will not work.

You'll be prompted to choose a vibe coding platform:
Lovable
Bolt
V0
Once you select one, hit Enter. The prompt will be copied to your clipboard automatically.

Step 3: Paste It and Continue Vibing
Your selected vibe coding tool will open in the browser.
Paste the prompt (already copied to your clipboard), and you are ready to build.

You can customize the prompt to suit your specific use case, but by default, it will generate an interface similar to the example shown below.

Now your Toolhouse agents can work seamlessly inside your favorite vibe coding environments, allowing you to quickly build custom interfaces, automate workflows, and prototype tools without writing traditional backend code.
Whether you're using Lovable, Bolt, or V0, you can drop in your agent prompt and instantly start designing experiences that interact with real-world data and services.
Need more help?
Visit Toolhouse Support or ask in our Community Discord.
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