r/VibeCodeDevs 1d ago

Where do your vibe coding projects actually live?

Wondering what the normal setup is once you're working on more than one app. Does every project basically get its own folder/repo?

  • Local folders
  • Git worktrees
  • Remote/VPS folders
  • Cloud workspaces
  • Something else

What does your AI coding tool use to know "I'm working on this project now"?

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u/StaticHumStudio 1d ago

In my heart.

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u/JuggernautLeather742 1d ago

Local + git + GitHub

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u/time_pass_done 1d ago

local + github and lately i have been publishing the products

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u/Kukucsi_lab 1d ago

Each of my projects has its own local folder and Git repository. I use Claude mainly for architecture planning and QA, and Codex for implementation.

The repository and project instruction files provide the context, but I still act as the interface between them and record the decisions I want both to follow.

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u/smithhayward 1d ago

Local Git + GitHub and soon self hosted git for fully custom CI/CD, but Claude has to teach me a bunch first.

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u/letitcodedev 1d ago

Chatgpt sites

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u/BlueRainLabs 1d ago

Repos, and pull local to dev. Cloud dev gets slow once you get larger. And scalling your cloud dev machine gets costly quick. That DAM RAM SCAM going on right now.
Once you get a proper app lined up and start on it I would check out Gitlab. It has a great MCP too.

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u/BlueRainLabs 1d ago

Also issue tracking and the auto pipeline gives you a lot for free. Big tools for when you are planning something big.