Tools
What people in the Discord actually build with. Agents, app builders, models, and somewhere to put the thing when it's done.
Sponsors
These three pay for the lights. They're also tools members use.
Coding agents
They read your repo and edit it. This is where most of the club lives.
Claude Code
Anthropic's agent in your terminal, working across the whole repo.
Cursor
AI-first editor with inline edits and an agent mode.
Windsurf
Agentic IDE built around multi-file changes.
GitHub Copilot
Completions, chat and agents inside VS Code, JetBrains and GitHub.
Codex
OpenAI's coding agent, in the cloud or your editor.
Cline
Open-source VS Code agent. Bring your own API key.
Prompt to app
Describe it, get something deployed. Good for zero-to-demo.
Lovable
Chat your way to a full app, with the backend wired up.
Base44
Apps, sites and agents with auth, database and hosting included.
Bolt
In-browser full-stack builds you can run and deploy from the tab.
v0
Vercel's UI-first generator. Strong on React and Tailwind.
Replit
Cloud IDE plus an agent that builds and hosts the project.
Atoms
A crew of AI agents that plans, builds, deploys and markets it.
Models
The thing doing the actual thinking. Worth trying more than one.
Ship it
Where the thing you vibe-coded actually goes to live.
Vercel
Push a repo, get a URL. Home turf for Next.js.
Netlify
Static and serverless hosting with previews on every branch.
Cloudflare
Workers, Pages, R2 and D1 on the edge network.
Supabase
Postgres with auth, storage and realtime bolted on.
Neon
Serverless Postgres with branching, so agents can't wreck prod.
Railway
Deploy backends, workers and databases without writing infra.