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My Full Vibe Coding Stack (and how I actually ship stuff)
Been vibe coding for a few months now and honestly? its going pretty good now. Here's what's working for me.
Firstly there are a lot of tools, underlying using the same Models but will make you to pay just for their Good System prompt. Keep that in mind.
**The Editor:**
VS Code + [Claude Code](https://www.claude.com/product/claude-code). Seriously, this combo is *chef's kiss*. The Claude code is a Good AI in Terminal helpful to run scripts, & run commands as well.
**Frontend/Prototyping:**
For UI components - [shadcn ](https://ui.shadcn.com/)integration is perfect. has almost all components available for build a SAAS.
Sometimes I use the already present app & generate the UI code for it in Claude.
**Backend/Database:**
Supabase. Nothing fancy. It just works. Auth, database, storage - all there. Don't overthink this part.
**LLM:**
For the LLM I use [AnannasAI ](http://anannas.ai)as my LLM provider. its pretty solid & gives 500+ Model Access with a Single API. Good response times, reliable API, and the pricing is cheaper than other alternatives. I generally use Open Source models like Deepseek in dev & in prod.
**Deploy:**
Vercel or Netlify. Literally one-click from GitHub. If it takes longer than 2 minutes to deploy, your stack is too complicated.
**Secret Sauce:**
There's actually no Secret Sauce. everyone faces issues while creating something. even the senior dev I know also faces a lot of bugs. Just Keep it simple. Seriously. I see people juggling 12 different tools and then complaining about "vibe debugging". Your stack should flow, not fight you.
What's your stack looking like? Always curious what others are cooking with.
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My Full Vibe Coding Stack (and how I actually ship stuff)
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