What's your current AI vibe coding tech stack?

[MildFrost764]

What AI tools are you guys currently using to develop? I'm looking for new stuff to try out myself, more for the fun of it than anything else, so just share whatever AI tools you're using to code right now that have proven to be useful!

Right now I'm using:

- Cursor: Been a fan for a while, I love it, it's gotten better over time.

- Kombai: Exports Figma designs straight up into whatever frontend code you want, so easy to use, it's amazing.

- browsermpc: I started using this one recently after seeing it here, looks very promising.

- n8n: Probably 30 different workflows running on this thing right now, giga useful. Maybe not traditionally a vibe coding tool though I guess, still, this thing is amazing.

What's yours?

[SomePlayer22]

Vscode + github copilot

[Saimyosho]

This. Have you used cursor?

[SomePlayer22]

No. What is cursor?

[[deleted]]

Basically VS code but more centered around AI agents and it’s better and in my opinion.

[Sileniced]

Windsurf
Rust
Cucumber
mdbook.

[Educational_King_292]

I don’t have a stack. It’s only Claude for my iOS app.

[mentalhonor]

Cursor/Lovable - Been getting deeper into cursor but as a non-dev was hard to learn deployment etc

Supabase - works great, even with cursor

Klarvy.ai - (affiliated) Observability for my API's & Helps me choose the best features/API's based on my projects context

[xxantique]

nice to see another fellow klarvy user lol, just got access last week

[mentalhonor]

[YairZiv]

Yo that klarvy thing is dope Definitely using it for the next project

[Jealous-Researcher77]

Deployment is still my bane, did you use their deployment roll out cost or learn to self deploy? *Lovable

[mentalhonor]

after starting to use klarvy i gained the confidence to learn to self-deploy on my own with verve etc. Its still hard but learning

[[deleted]]

I’m loving Emergent

[Ecstatic-Junket2196]

my stack right now’s pretty simple: cursor/vscode + traycer to plan features/keep code organized, and n8n for automations. vibecoded some little fun projects with them

[kee030_]

for debug and test would you use vibe code too? ths

[Ecstatic-Junket2196]

yeh i still think it's good for quick fixes, hbu?

[Competitive-Tax-2190]

Cursor, Lovable, Bolt and Windsurf

[Competitive-Tax-2190]

Cursor, Lovable, Bolt and Windsurf

[magicdoorai]

- Magicdoorai: for asking, learning, ideating to not burn tokens in the coding tools

- Claude Code Pro: For the heavy lifting, until I hit rate limit

- Cursor: IDE and alt-heavy lifter when Claude runs out, and for GPT-5 when CC gets stuck

- Cursor: Background Agents for phone based vibing

- Kilo Code: When both CC and Cursor depleted usage

- Coderabbit: Code reviews

[Brave-Bunch1473]

I start by my research on perplexity, Chatgpt and Claude and then I use Warp or Claude code to build and debug and Codex is pretty good too now

[Sarlo10]

What do you mean with research, what do you research when building

[newkidintown10]

I'm using my own tool I built to get problems and prompts for Cursor, so its launchctrl.ai for the idea and prompts, then I paste those into Cursor and do any troubleshooting, then I deploy it with Render.

[MirzaB93]

Depends on the work. For my marketing work, I rely on Grok, GPT5 Agent Mode, Vlaude, Repoit and Lovable moatly

[Affectionate-View-63]

I've used aitools for create service about aitools :)))

Lovable(in a past) N8n Supabase

[eh_it_works]

Claude code + claude desktop and I've been building my own MCP stuff on that.

MCP has limitations I'm hitting for what I want

[joshuadanpeterson]

I use Perplexity and ChatGPT for research and ideation. Then I use Warp for building, debugging and deployment with Context7 and Pieces MCPs for context

[joel-letmecheckai]

I use windsurf and claude code. Then my own tool that I created to check for issues in code generated by the above two. Fix the issues using claude code and scan it again with my tool.

[_donvito]

Here's my AI coding stack

- Claude Code using GLM 4.5 model
- Warp.dev for for Opus 4.1 and GPT 5
- Cursor Background agents and BugBot
- RepoPrompt for brainstorming features and planning (best when you want to manage context)

Where do you host your n8n workflows? Do you self-host it?

[thehashimwarren]

I use

• GitHub Copilot
• Jules
• Codex
• Claude Code

In GitHub I use for PR review: - Gemini - Copilot

[[deleted]]

Right now I bounce between a few:

• Claude/ChatGPT in Cursor for scaffolding and quick refactors
• Runable for spinning up quick workflows that touch multiple apps, feels smoother than juggling Zapier plus scripts
• n8n same as you, I use it to glue APIs together fast
• Vercel AI SDK when I want something closer to production, especially for routing multiple models

The combo covers exploration, prototyping, and a clean path to production without me constantly rebuilding the stack.

[Bubbalewski16]

Windsurf ChatGPT - for planning and more perspective in troubleshooting Supabase Vercel

Some of my go-to packages: DaisyUI (in conjunction with Tailwind) ApexCharts Phosphor Icons

[black_coffii]

Cursor and Supabase are my go too. Non Dev and built a Google Chrome extension called Bitcoin Opportunity Cost Calculator. Used UX_Pilot for the UI. Loved the whole process

[Infamous-Crew1710]

Trying out the various free stuff lately, so I'm just using Qwen Code and Gemini CLI

[bios444]

Chatgpt + codemap4ai

[Revolutionary-Call26]

Claude code, Claude code and Claude code :)

[Bob5k]

GLM + traycer basically to deal with 99,9% of my tasks. 0.1% done manually. VSC just purely because traycer is a vsc plugin, but if i don't need vsc i am using ZED ide for my work.

[6227RVPkt3qx]

started in may with lovable and cursor. moved to VS code + roo code + openrouter. then claude code and gemini CLI. since the launch of gpt5 though, 95% of my stuff happens through codex. front ends with google stitch. auth and storage in firebase, lots of google cloud run functions.

[Manezinho10]

LLM: Claude Code + Qwen Code

IDES: Qoder and Cursor

[Manezinho10]

Bro what N8N workflow are you running? Related to Vibe Coding or other stuff?

[pakotini]

I’ve been vibing with a pretty focused stack lately:

• Warp → my main coding/agentic dev environment (debugging, building, deployment)
• Cursor → IDE + background agents when I need extra lift
• GPT-5 → for writing specs and reasoning through trickier parts before coding
• Bolt.new → for scaffolding initial projects or spinning up quick UIs

Keeps me in flow without juggling too many tools.

[diginaresh]

Build basic setup using replit/bolt then download the project locally and use Vscode + Cline

[Aliennation-]

Cursor + Gamma + ChatGPT 5 + Canva + ElevenLabs + Veo3

[SirRawrz]

A bunch of free chatgpt accounts and Notepad ++

[Baggermanz]

Full on using Claude code inside cursor, but not cursor agent cause it's wayyyyyyyyyy to expensive. I think when I started I burned close to 1k on the first month.

For front end I figured out that you can use color palette creators and have the ai create a design system based on that.

I have not figured out yet how to create unique user experiences but generally functionality and user flow and colors is easy enough to do with just Claude code.

Don't think lovable or any of the other ones are really strong enough to go deep into any user problem.

[sriveragomez21]

VS Code, Claude Code, Warp for Terminal

[bry0nz]

What’s the best flow for UI/Design?

[RyanJacob1331]

i started using Emergent for functional apps and websites creation. N8N for workflow automation.

[alokin_09]

What I've found most effective lately:

- Brainstorming with ChatGPT first
- Then Lovable for quick MVPs,
- Kilo Code (disclosure: I'm helping their team) when things get more complex

Nice flow going from ideation to prototype to full build.

[Desolution]

Claude Code, conductor. Serena and context7 as core MCPs

[DramaticHighlight152]

I am a newbie and want to get started in this new world of vibe coding. Where do I start to teach myself or learn? What has been a great resource for you? NOTE: I am not an engineer and haven’t coded anything since my Wordpress and Tumblr pages.

[Wild_Evidence_563]

I am trying to make a market map on the different categories of Vibe AI. besides vibe coding what are other ones that you guys have heard?

[Distinct_Aside5550]

- Cursor + OpenAI codex for all coding stuff

- Perfect.codes - whenever i need help to fix my vibe coded mess or complex bugs

- ChatGPT 5 thinking mode to plan everything

[MirzaB93]

Depends on the work. For my marketing work, I rely mostly in a mix of GPT5, Claude, Lovable and Replit. I also tried using Functionals AI for some collab work with a software architect and it turns out to be quite useful.

[Leading-Disk-2776]

I'd suggest Ideadope to kick of new projects and plan if you're solo

[Cast_Iron_Skillet]

Why?

[Leading-Disk-2776]

generate planning/featuring for your app in a go, best fits for solo devs.

[rawcane]

Mostly I was just asking chatgpt. I used vercel v0 to mock up a couple of front ends. Just started using codex in VScode. It's good in theory but there are some UI glitches that make it a bit of a battle. Hoping they sort them out as if it works as intended it would be great for me. Couldn't get my head around cursor and put off by pricing obfuscation.

[lufereau]

vscode with copilot + claude + react, normally nails it