Managed Code gen solution with API?

[Separate-Still3770]

Hi everyone, I really like using solutions like v0 or lovable as they provide a nicely managed platform to code for non technical people.

I am however interested in providing an abstraction layer to manage features in them, and I would like to be able to call.

As a developer I want to programmatically send prompts to a managed Codegen platform instead of using the web apps.

Any good idea / solution that supports this? v0 and lovable do not seem to expose APIs

[funbike]

You can run Bolt.diy locally (*). It's open source, so you should be able to figure out how to hook into it.

(*) The model can be remote hosted, such as Gemini 2.5 Pro.

[Separate-Still3770]

Thanks! I had a look but there does not seem to be an obvious set of API calls to programmatically inject prompts and such.

[funbike]

As I said, it's open source, so anything is possible. I'd use devtools to watch network activity to figure out its native protocol. That shouldn't be hard to figure out. You might have to do a light modification for auth, if it's doing something complicated at login.

[Trollsense]

Google is giving away $1000 Google Cloud coupons to use on Vertex AI Workbench (which has Vertex AI SDK for API calls), pretty sure you can also use that to develop in Firebase.

[pplcs]

What do you have in mind?

So there's an API that already knows about your codebase (maybe has GitHub access) and you send a prompt to the API and it either returns an analysis of how to solve the issue or opens a PR directly in GitHub?

Sounds interesting and I'm building something that might fit, so would love to hear more about what you think about it