OrchestratingAItoBuildaZero-CostSaaSwithVibeEngineering
A 3-hour hands-on session by TiE Kovai Con
From Vibe Coding to Vibe Engineering
There are countless AI tools, IDEs, agents, and models available today. Having options is powerful, but too many tools without direction often leads to confusion and shallow "vibe coding."
Anyone can generate code with AI. But real engineers know how to orchestrate AI systems effectively, choosing the right model, IDE, workflow, and architecture at the right stage of development.
In this 3-hour hands-on session, you'll learn how to practice Vibe Engineering: the art of combining AI tools with engineering thinking to build and deploy a real SaaS product at almost zero cost.
From idea validation and spec engineering to UI generation, backend development, debugging, deployment, and optimization, this session will show you how modern developers use AI as a powerful engineering partner instead of just a code generator.
YOU'LL LEARN
VENUE & LOCATION
Kovan Labs, 2nd Floor
IndiQube Echo
Echo, Avinashi Rd, TNHB Colony, Indira Nagar, Civil Aerodrome Post, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641014, India
Open in Google MapsโTHE ENGINEERING JOURNEY
By the end of the session, you'll understand how to go from Idea โ Architecture โ Code โ Deployment using modern AI workflows and free resources as efficiently as possible.
Idea
ValidationArchitecture
PlanningCode
ConstructionDeployment
DeploymentWhat You Need Before the Session
Antigravity 2.0
The AI-powered runtime environment required for this session.
Antigravity IDE
The IDE with built-in MCP support used throughout this session.
Node.js (LTS)
The JavaScript runtime environment required for CLI commands and Firebase operations.
Configure Your Environment
Follow these steps carefully before the session begins.
4.1 โFirebase MCP Setup
Cloud Authentication & Server Runtime
Open MCP Settings in Antigravity IDEtop-right corner > โฏ > MCP Server
In the top-right corner of Antigravity IDE, click the โฏ (three-dot menu), then select MCP Server to browse and install available MCPs.
Install Firebase MCP
From the MCP panel, find and install the Firebase MCP. Firebase will be configured automatically once installed.
Create a Firebase Project
In the console, create a new Firebase project. Then navigate to: Authentication โ Sign-in method โ Enable Google OAuth (found under the Security tabs).
Install Firebase CLI
Run the following command in your terminal:
npm install -g firebase-toolsAuthenticate via Terminal
Authenticate your terminal with Firebase using:
firebase login --no-localhostFollow the prompts in your browser to complete login.
4.2 โSupabase MCP Setup
Database & Edge Functions integration
Open Command PaletteCtrl + Shift + P
In Antigravity IDE, press Ctrl + Shift + P to open the command palette.
Find Supabase MCP
Search for MCP in the palette. You'll see Supabase listed โ click it. If it shows an Authenticate button, click it and complete the OAuth flow.
Create a Supabase Project
During authentication, you'll be prompted to connect a Supabase project. Head to Supabase and create a new project. Open it once created.
Get Your API Keys (if not auto-fetched)
If the IDE doesn't auto-fetch keys, do the following inside your project: Left Sidebar โ Settings (very bottom) โ API Keys tab. Copy the Publishable Key and Secret Key shown on the right.
Add Keys to Your .env File
In Antigravity IDE, create a .env file at the project root if it doesn't exist. Paste your keys:
NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL=your_supabase_url
NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=your_publishable_key
SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY=your_secret_keyGet Supabase URL
At the top of your Supabase project page, click the Connect button. Your project URL and all connection strings are shown there.
Your Engineering Workflow
Think & Brainstorm
Think and brainstorm about the usecase.
Plan Data Flow
Plan about the dataflow.
Generate Master Prompt
Generate the prompt using Gemini, ChatGPT, or Claude.
Execute & Inspect
Provide the prompt to Antigravity 2.0 and see the code changes in the Antigravity IDE.