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# [Project Name] 🎯
# vibechecker 🎯


## Basic Details
### Team Name: [Name]
### Team Name: Anila Benny


### Team Members
- Team Lead: [Name] - [College]
- Member 2: [Name] - [College]
- Member 3: [Name] - [College]
- Team Lead: Anila Benny - Jyothi Engineering College


### Project Description
[2-3 lines about what your project does]
This project is a fun **Tkinter-based desktop app** called *Vibe Checker 3000* that gives users a random, quirky "vibe" message after they enter their name. It’s a lighthearted way to add humor and personality to a simple GUI program.


### The Problem (that doesn't exist)
[What ridiculous problem are you solving?]
This app “solves” the **critical life crisis** of not knowing what your daily vibe is — because obviously, you can’t go about your day without being told you’re a *mysterious potato* or *73% chaos, 27% glitter*.


### The Solution (that nobody asked for)
[How are you solving it? Keep it fun!]
By harnessing the **immense power of Python, Tkinter, and pure chaotic energy**, the app takes your name, spins the *wheel of nonsense*, and serves you a perfectly ridiculous vibe forecast — all wrapped in pastel colors and Comic Sans magic.


## Technical Details
### Technologies/Components Used
For Software:
- [Languages used]
- [Frameworks used]
- [Libraries used]
- [Tools used]
For your *Vibe Checker 3000* software:

Languages used: Python
Frameworks used: None (keeping it raw and unfiltered)
Libraries used: `tkinter` (for the GUI), `random` (for unpredictable chaos)
Tools used: Any Python IDE or text editor (VS Code, PyCharm, IDLE, etc.) to write and run the magic


For your *Vibe Checker 3000* hardware setup:

Main components:

* A computer or laptop (the chaos machine)
* Display screen (so you can *see* your vibe)
* Keyboard (to type your name)
* Mouse or trackpad (optional, but makes clicking the button feel fancy)
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Fix unordered list style/indentation (MD004, MD007).

Switch asterisks to dashes and remove unnecessary leading spaces so lists lint cleanly.

-  * A computer or laptop (the chaos machine)
-  * Display screen (so you can *see* your vibe)
-  * Keyboard (to type your name)
-  * Mouse or trackpad (optional, but makes clicking the button feel fancy)
+- A computer or laptop (the chaos machine)
+- Display screen (so you can *see* your vibe)
+- Keyboard (to type your name)
+- Mouse or trackpad (optional, but makes clicking the button feel fancy)
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-  * Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
-  * Processor: Any modern CPU (Intel/AMD/Apple Silicon — it’s not a game, so no RTX 4090 needed)
-  * RAM: 2 GB+ (just enough to handle the vibes)
-  * Storage: A few MBs free (Python and vibes are lightweight)
+- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
+- Processor: Any modern CPU (Intel/AMD/Apple Silicon — it’s not a game, so no RTX 4090 needed)
+- RAM: 2 GB+ (just enough to handle the vibes)
+- Storage: A few MBs free (Python and vibes are lightweight)
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-  * Python installed (v3.x)
-  * Code editor/IDE (VS Code, PyCharm, IDLE, etc.)
-  * Coffee, tea, or snacks (for optimal vibe-checking energy)
+- Python installed (v3.x)
+- Code editor/IDE (VS Code, PyCharm, IDLE, etc.)
+- Coffee, tea, or snacks (for optimal vibe-checking energy)
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-   * Install Python 3.x on your system.
-   * Ensure `tkinter` is available (comes pre-installed with Python).
+   - Install Python 3.x on your system.
+   - Ensure `tkinter` is available (comes pre-installed with Python).
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-     * Main window with a title and background color.
-     * Entry widget for the name.
-     * Button to trigger the vibe check.
-     * Label to display the result.
+     - Main window with a title and background color.
+     - Entry widget for the name.
+     - Button to trigger the vibe check.
+     - Label to display the result.
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-   * Call `app.mainloop()` to keep the GUI running.
-   * User enters their name → clicks button → vibe is displayed instantly.
+   - Call `app.mainloop()` to keep the GUI running.
+   - User enters their name → clicks button → vibe is displayed instantly.
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-   * Simple, colorful, and humorous interface.
-   * Randomized vibes make each click unpredictable.
+   - Simple, colorful, and humorous interface.
+   - Randomized vibes make each click unpredictable.

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md around lines 41 to 44, the unordered list uses asterisks and has
inconsistent indentation causing markdown lint errors MD004 and MD007. Change
the list markers from asterisks (*) to dashes (-) and remove any unnecessary
leading spaces to ensure consistent indentation and proper list formatting.
Apply the same fix to the other specified line ranges: 48-51, 55-57, 65-66,
75-78, 82-83, and 87-88.


Specifications:

* Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
* Processor: Any modern CPU (Intel/AMD/Apple Silicon — it’s not a game, so no RTX 4090 needed)
* RAM: 2 GB+ (just enough to handle the vibes)
* Storage: A few MBs free (Python and vibes are lightweight)

Tools required:

* Python installed (v3.x)
* Code editor/IDE (VS Code, PyCharm, IDLE, etc.)
* Coffee, tea, or snacks (for optimal vibe-checking energy)

For Hardware:
- [List main components]
- [List specifications]
- [List tools required]

### Implementation
For Software:
### Implementation – Software

1. Setup Environment

* Install Python 3.x on your system.
* Ensure `tkinter` is available (comes pre-installed with Python).

2. Code Structure

Import libraries: `tkinter` for GUI, `random` for picking vibes.
Data setup: Create a list of quirky vibe messages.
Function: `check_vibe()` reads the user’s name, selects a random vibe, and updates the label.
GUI design:

* Main window with a title and background color.
* Entry widget for the name.
* Button to trigger the vibe check.
* Label to display the result.

3. Run Application

* Call `app.mainloop()` to keep the GUI running.
* User enters their name → clicks button → vibe is displayed instantly.

4. User Experience

* Simple, colorful, and humorous interface.
* Randomized vibes make each click unpredictable.

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Normalize heading hierarchy (fix MD001 and consistency).

Use one H1 title and H2 for main sections; remove the stray “Video” H1 under Project Demo.

-# Installation
+## Installation
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-### Project Documentation
+## Project Documentation
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-# Screenshots (Add at least 3)
+## Screenshots
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-# Diagrams
+## Diagrams
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-# Build Photos
+## Build Photos
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-### Project Demo
+## Project Demo
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-# Video

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In README.md at lines 90, 113, 117, 130, 135, 143, and 145, the heading
hierarchy is inconsistent with multiple H1 titles. Normalize the headings by
ensuring only one H1 title exists for the main document title and convert other
main section headings, including the stray "Video" heading under Project Demo,
to H2. Adjust these headings accordingly to maintain proper Markdown structure
and consistency.

[commands]
1. Make sure Python 3 is installed
python --version # or: python3 --version

2. (Optional) Create and activate a virtual environment
python -m venv venv
On Windows:
venv\Scripts\activate
On macOS/Linux:
source venv/bin/activate
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Fence commands in Installation for readability.

Wrap CLI commands in code blocks and keep context as comments.

-python --version   # or: python3 --version
+```bash
+python --version   # or: python3 --version
+```
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-python -m venv venv
- On Windows:
-venv\Scripts\activate
- On macOS/Linux:
-source venv/bin/activate
+```bash
+python -m venv venv
+# On Windows:
+venv\Scripts\activate
+# On macOS/Linux:
+source venv/bin/activate
+```
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-sudo apt-get install python3-tk
+```bash
+sudo apt-get install python3-tk
+```
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-python vibe_checker.py   # or: python3 vibe_checker.py
+```bash
+python vibe_checker.py   # or: python3 vibe_checker.py
+```

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md around lines 92 to 99, the CLI commands for Python version check,
virtual environment creation, and activation are not enclosed in code blocks,
reducing readability. Wrap these commands in fenced code blocks using triple
backticks with "bash" specified for syntax highlighting. Also, convert context
lines like "On Windows:" and "On macOS/Linux:" into comments within the code
blocks. Apply the same formatting to lines 104-105 and 108-109 as well.


3. Tkinter comes pre-installed with Python.
If it's missing (Linux users sometimes need this):
On Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install python3-tk

4. Save your script as vibe_checker.py
Then run:
python vibe_checker.py # or: python3 vibe_checker.py

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💡 Verification agent

🧩 Analysis chain

Verify the actual script name/entry point.

The README assumes vibe_checker.py. Confirm the repo contains that file (or update the command).

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# List python files and look for Tkinter usage to infer the entry point.
fd -e py | sort

echo -e "\nFiles importing tkinter:"
rg -n -S '(^|\s)(import tkinter|from tkinter import)' -g '*.py' || true

echo -e "\nLook for a main guard:"
rg -n -S '__main__' -g '*.py' || true

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#!/bin/bash
# Ensure we capture all Python files to verify the entry point name
find . -type f -name '*.py'
#!/bin/bash
# List all Python files in the repo
find . -type f -name "*.py" | sort

# Check specifically for the presence of vibe_checker.py
echo "Searching for vibe_checker.py:"
find . -type f -name "vibe_checker.py" || echo "vibe_checker.py not found"

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#!/bin/bash
set -eux

# List all Python files in the repository
find . -type f -name '*.py' | sed 's|^\./||' | sort

# Check for vibe_checker.py explicitly
echo
echo "Searching for 'vibe_checker.py':"
find . -type f -name 'vibe_checker.py' || echo "vibe_checker.py not found"

# Look for a main guard in any Python script
echo
echo "Looking for __main__ usage in Python files:"
grep -R -n "__main__" --include '*.py' .

Length of output: 338

Update README with the correct entry point
It looks like there are no Python files in the repo (including vibe_checker.py), so the instructions at README.md (lines 106–109) reference a non-existent script. Please confirm the actual entry-point filename (or remove/replace this step) to keep the README accurate.

  • File: README.md
  • Lines: 106–109 (the “Save your script as vibe_checker.py” / python vibe_checker.py section)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md around lines 106 to 109, the instructions mention running a script
named vibe_checker.py which does not exist in the repository. Verify the correct
Python entry-point filename or script that should be run, then update these
lines to reference the actual script name. If no such script exists, remove or
replace this step to keep the README accurate and consistent with the repo
contents.



# Run
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### Project Documentation
For Software:
Vibe Checker is a Python Tkinter app that takes your name and gives you a random, humorous vibe message. It uses `random` for unpredictability and a simple, colorful GUI for fun interaction. Lightweight, cross-platform, and easy to run — perfect for adding a touch of chaos to your day.


# Screenshots (Add at least 3)
![Screenshot1](Add screenshot 1 here with proper name)
*Add caption explaining what this shows*

![Screenshot2](Add screenshot 2 here with proper name)
*Add caption explaining what this shows*
<img width="1005" height="823" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c49b1c89-efb6-4d8c-971e-fbbfc5305f4e" />



![Screenshot3](Add screenshot 3 here with proper name)
*Add caption explaining what this shows*
![Screenshot2]
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Remove placeholder Markdown image lines.

These break rendering and add noise; the actual images are provided via HTML below.

-![Screenshot2]
-![Screenshot3]
-![Workflow](Add your workflow/architecture diagram here)

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md at lines 123, 127, and 131, remove the placeholder Markdown image
lines such as "![Screenshot2]" because they break rendering and add unnecessary
noise. Since the actual images are included using HTML below these lines,
deleting these Markdown placeholders will clean up the file and improve
readability.

<img width="1038" height="830" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c70250e2-48f3-479c-a30e-6a32c1d05619" />


![Screenshot3]
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# Diagrams
![Workflow](Add your workflow/architecture diagram here)
*Add caption explaining your workflow*
<img width="650" height="702" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5aeca81f-dee6-442b-a80f-38aaa607c060" />

For Hardware:

# Schematic & Circuit
![Circuit](Add your circuit diagram here)
*Add caption explaining connections*
# Build Photos

![Schematic](Add your schematic diagram here)
*Add caption explaining the schematic*
<img width="1022" height="828" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5453b099-9e21-47e8-a470-01a44e997b14" />

# Build Photos
![Components](Add photo of your components here)
*List out all components shown*

![Build](Add photos of build process here)
*Explain the build steps*
<img width="1048" height="840" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/92f1d1ea-8f45-4ca0-80c7-1fde5a4c1e7a" />

![Final](Add photo of final product here)
*Explain the final build*

### Project Demo
# Video
[Add your demo video link here]
*Explain what the video demonstrates*

# Additional Demos
[Add any extra demo materials/links]


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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Avoid bare URL (MD034).

Wrap the demo link with a label.

-https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b0ec8ee7-2e4a-418f-81a5-1e44182c43b2
+[Demo video](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b0ec8ee7-2e4a-418f-81a5-1e44182c43b2)
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents 
In README.md at line 148, the bare URL should be replaced by wrapping the link
with descriptive text using markdown link syntax. Change the plain URL to a
labeled link format like [Demo Link](URL) to avoid the bare URL markdown
warning.





## Team Contributions
- [Name 1]: [Specific contributions]
- [Name 2]: [Specific contributions]
- [Name 3]: [Specific contributions]
- Anila Benny You designed and coded the *Vibe Checker 3000*, implemented random vibe selection, built a Tkinter-based UI, handled input validation, and created a playful user experience with humor and interactive feedback.


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