I’ve fully embraced the "Vibe Coding" lifestyle and I’m never going back to manual boilerplate. Just spent the weekend building a full-stack SaaS and this stack feels like I’m cheating.

The Stack:

• Framework: Next.js (App Router, obviously)

• Database: MongoDB Atlas

• The "Brain": DeepSeek (for the heavy logic/reasoning)

• Mission Control: Google Antigravity (The agent-first IDE is a game changer for orchestrating multiple tasks)

• Auth: Google OAuth (Keep it simple)

• Email: Resend (React-email templates make this so clean)

• Storage: Azure Blob

• Hosting: Microsoft Azure

• Domain: Namecheap

What am I missing? Is anyone else moving away from Cursor/Copilot and into the full Agentic workflow with Antigravity yet?

  • Interesting stack, especially pairing Antigravity with DeepSeek for reasoning. How are you handling context persistence across agents right now?

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    I'm using Antigravity’s Shared Workspace to keep the filesystem in sync and Project Rules (.md files) so every new agent inherits my Azure/Mongo context instantly.

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  • Agent-first IDEs mainly shift complexity from typing code to managing state, context windows, and task delegation across tools, which can change where bugs and misunderstandings surface

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    It also frees a system architect from manual dev work imo.

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  • Antigravity sounds like, I think it was Warp AI (or Wave AI, I can’t remember). Basically it sounds like it copied Jack Dorsey’s opensource operation goose which did exactly that, and the one I mentioned before would allow you to easily stack and queue prompts. Only problem, it’s like spinning plates if you are building something large. I’m gonna try it but be careful with that, it’ll create more errors than speed is worth at times.

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  • Cool stuff, not to digress (much) As a coder rather than front end or 'full stack' etc this all sounds like such wasted work (no wonder you guys don't want to do it manually lol)

    Frameworks get in the way and slow you down, databases are just files plus slow APIs, auth was solved long ago using simple http (why does each company try to reinvent that lol), email can be sent directly you don't need a resender, storage for something tiny like a website should be a cheap drive not a subscription, hosting should be done with a executable not a cloud, domain naming should just be free and direct (you don't have to pay for that)

    I feel like the modern web Dev is perfectly designed to funnel their clients resources to cloud providers rather than to, you know, make websites 😉

    (Background: I'm a C++ Dev but I have written all the code for several family businesses, hobby stores, health food stores etc, the websites serve thousands of customers and take in millions of dollars a year, I don't have to maintain them they just keep working from when I wrote them ~15 years ago)

    Can't really imagine ANY cloud service being reliable to that kind of degree.

    Anyway glad you guys have got AI that can waste resources automatically now 😆

    Enjoy

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  • My only concern with Antigravity at the moment is that it sucks when it comes to IAM. It will quite often just setup a policy that’s wide open to make its job easier. If you aren’t familiar with what good iam controls and security is vibe coding will screw you.

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  • Kinda horrifying sentence

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