Production-quality React + shadcn/ui. Drops directly into a Next.js app — no component-library mismatch.
UI-first with v0
The right shape when your bottleneck is UI iteration, not backend. v0's component output is production-quality (shadcn/ui idioms, Tailwind, accessibility), and Cursor or Claude Code handles the API + DB layer. Slower than Lovable to first deploy, but you keep full code ownership.
API routes, server actions, DB schema. Cursor's Composer is faster than v0 for non-UI code.
Schema design and product decisions before writing code. Same role as elsewhere.
- v0Free
- cursorFree Hobby
- claudeFree tier
- v0$20 Premium
- cursor$20 Pro
- claude$20
- v0$200 Team
- cursor$20
- claude$20
Cursor launches Projects for coordinating multi-month work across thousands of subagents
Projects maintain context over months of work, with a coordinator agent that plans work and delegates to subagents running in parallel. Projects can watch Slack channels or run on schedules to take action without being prompted, keeping shared context across all agents involved.
Team chats default visibility with project collaboration indicators
Team owners can set default visibility for new chats to be Private, Team can view, or Team can edit. Project cards now display recent collaborators from the last 24 hours, making it easier to discover ongoing work and coordinate with teammates.
Cursor launches Projects to coordinate large bodies of work with subagent delegation
Projects enables managing feature development, migrations, and full apps with a coordinator agent that plans work, delegates to subagents, and maintains context over months. The coordinator runs agents in parallel and can watch Slack channels or run on schedules to automatically pick up work without explicit prompting.
Cursor launches Projects for coordinating large bodies of work with multiple subagents
Projects is a new feature that maintains context over months of work and delegates tasks to thousands of subagents. A coordinator agent plans the work and delegates to implementation agents that run in parallel. Projects can watch Slack channels, follow PRs, or run on a schedule to take action automatically without prompting.
- 1Sketch UI in v0v0
Prompt the screens you need. Iterate visually until the components feel right.
- 2Pull components into your repoCursor
v0 export → Cursor opens the repo. Components ship as standard shadcn/ui — no lock-in.
- 3Wire the backend with CursorCursor
Server actions, DB schema (Drizzle / Prisma), auth (Clerk or Auth.js). Composer handles the multi-file glue.
- 4Deploy on VercelCursor
One click. The full stack runs on Vercel Functions; Postgres via Marketplace.
Founder cared more about the UI being right than about the time-to-first-deploy. v0 nailed the UI in 4 hours; Cursor did the backend in another 8. Total time to deploy: 1.5 days. Result: an app that doesn't look like a Lovable template.
If your differentiation isn't the UI, this stack costs you a day vs Lovable. Pick the right tool for the bottleneck.
Lock the design tokens / theme up front; v0 will happily generate slightly-different button variants every prompt.
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