Nathaniel Whittemore

You can integrate Google search data, Google maps data.

You can add a chat bot to your app.

I had been messing around with a prototype for an enterprise ROI tracker.

And the difference that this made is that I was able to add voice agent integration even into this prototype so that in addition to just regular surveying, I could add a voice experience where the agent asked for further information.

This is something that we have spent months building into super intelligent.

And while of course the off the shelf voice agent that just plugs into your vibe app isn't anywhere near the tuned tweaked thing that we've built for these sort of enterprise grade, large scale discovery process we do with super intelligent.

The fact that that's a single click now as part of a vibe coding experience is a total actual, I'm sorry to keep using the word, but game changer.

Now, I had to mention this is the lead in the headlines because it just came out, but I'm planning on some content that goes much deeper on this, maybe provide some examples, maybe does even a live demo of how I'm using this either this week or next.

So I'll cut it there, but suffice it to say, go check out Google AI Studio, add a chatbot to your website.

Go nuts.

Of course, the vibe coding competitors are not sitting on their laurels, and Lovable has just announced what is an extremely hyper-useful integration as well.

Lovable users will now be able to build an entire online store thanks to a partnership with Shopify.

The new process of creating an online store is now as simple as a vibe code prompt.

The example they give, create a Shopify store for a minimalist coffee brand selling beans and brewing products.

Lovable, they say, then instantly designs and builds the storefront, complete with product pages, checkout, and navigation.

However, because it's lovable, you also have much more fine-tuned controls than you would if you were just, for example, using Shopify's templates.

Now, what's interesting about this is that people are a little anesthetized to announcements at this point, and yet people instantly saw that this one was a big deal.

Sumia wrote, This is a proper use case for the mask, not some AI slop pseudo-coding time-waste stuff.

This clearly says lovable is going to remain mainstream for many more months.

Aditya writes, Wait, this is actually huge.