If you are/were not a professional engineer and you are using AI tools to build products. Which ones are you using?

Anything in the product development stack counts. Design, PM, etc.

Lovable.dev for front end only and general concept idea ( built NexMint.xyz with it )
Replit.com for full stack (built NexArt.xyz with it

Initially just Chat. Then moved on to Claude.

today cline.bot with Gemini (for the plan or when I need it to ingest a humongous amount of info - but it kinda sucks at executing ) & Anthropic (for execution). Starting to use Openrouter to quickly switch back and forth with ease.

Sometimes also just a little Claude for a quick thing.

More prototypes than products overall, though.

Enthusiastic about all the based decentralized things that empower you.
nf.td/hardymathieu
avroy.tech

Cline keeps coming into my radar. I think I need to check it out

My setup for vibe coding a Farcaster mini app

1.  set up github project repository
2. use v0 to build out a frontend
3. use cursor or claude code to build out rest of app (personally found claude code to be better). include the llms.txt from farcaster as context (makes it easier for AI to read)
4. set up a database if need to store data (e.g. storing user scores in a game). I used neon with vercel since easy integration
5. deploy to vercel
6. set up farcaster specific features like a manifest and embed
7. once deployed, use ngrok to test mini app locally so not testing new features live with users

"product" big word for what I do, but I'm a Claude man through and through.

No v0, Bolt, Cursor, Windsurf... Tried them all and UI too hostile for me. Chatting with dear old Claude is easier.

I heard people are using https://lovable.dev/. I might dabble with lovable. Sorry for the babble.