Hi everyone! I’m new here and excited to join the community. I recently launched a SaaS platform for building chat agents, where users can create their own agents and customize the persona and system instructions. The platform uses a BYOK model and currently supports Gemini API keys exclusively. The service is now live, and I’ve created 30 use-case demos with tutorials to help users get started. However, since I’m currently limited to Tier 1, these demos often hit the usage cap quickly, which negatively affects the user experience and trust. Has anyone faced a similar issue? I’d really appreciate any advice or solutions you’ve found helpful.Thank you!

Has anyone had experience using cursors Pro+ vs Ultra plan for full vibe coding? I was working on a project trying to self teach myself how to do this thing and thankfully stumbled across Corbins YT (thank you bro lol) I want to be able to fully Vibe code 8+ hours a day for this project and I am curious if anyone ever hits their limits using Pro+ or Ultra. Any feedback would be super helpful, thank you

Hey Corbin, hey everyone, Just saw Corbin's video on backend and the part about index.db, local storage, and what you pull from the database. This really clicked for me coz right now I fetch almost everything from Supabase on each load, and it slows things down. My reasoning was : always get fresh data..lol Would love a simple breakdown from you on how you decide what goes where, how long it should stay there, and whether you use something like TanStack Query for caching. That kind of overview would help a lot. And if anyone has any insight or info, that would be very, very useful too.. Thanks a lot

Hey Corbin, Hope you are doing well. Been following your videos, and you always do React + Node.js.... Now ChatGPT keeps telling me not to do that but to use next.js framework for all my saas development. Can you explain to a newbie the difference, impacts of choosing one vs the other and the best one ?

Hi Corbin, Hoppe you're good. I'm still in the backend building series. In the video, you stress about having to use Gen 1 of Firebase and use only firebase-functions of 5.1.1. In the final Github repo, I see that it's 6.1.0. Does it mean that we can skip this part of Gen 1 ? Thanks a lot for the course. It's really cool