... deliberate step we want to take in the coming weeks. We started Voiden as a tool we wanted for ourselves: a minimal, offline-first API client that works with plain text, no accounts, no cloud sync, no SaaS gravity. Just something that respects how developers already work. Open sourcing feels like the right next move, but I ll be honest: it also raises a lot of questions for us. We have talked to many devs who strongly believe tools like ... ... this should be open. At the same time, we are thinking carefully about: how to structure the repo and contributions how to balance direction vs

... unbeatable for seeing an idea come to life in minutes. The UI/UX Powerhouse: Antigravity (Gemini 3 Pro) . When it came to the complex logic and the CSS heavy lifting, it honestly left everything else in the dust. The Refinement: VS Code with Copilot for the deep-dive logic, performance optimization, and API sync. How I connect them: I usually 'vibe' the UI and initial features in Lovable, then export to my local environment once I need to get my hands ... ... making, i might also use @Claude by Anthropic to help write and run scripts Comment from Andre Lin(@andrelinhk): Interesting.. reading through the replies, it feels like a clear majority right now is gravitating toward Claude + VS