Add Vibekit launch button to home page #9
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- Implement new button in app/page.tsx - Add onClick handler to trigger Vibekit - Include error handling for Vibekit availability - Style button to match existing design
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This pull request adds a new button to the home page that triggers Vibekit when clicked. The button is styled to match the existing design and includes error handling for cases where Vibekit is not yet loaded.
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app/page.tsxfilewindow.vibekit.start()This implementation fulfills the user's request to add a button that triggers Vibekit on the home page, enhancing the user interface and functionality of the application.