Vibe coding works fine for tiny stuff.
But once you try to build an actual SaaS, the problems show up fast.
What I kept running into
What started working better
I tried a few tools for this like Cursor Claude Code Google Antigravity and Windsurf
The pattern I keep seeing is that the model matters, but the workflow matters more.
That is also why something like Traycer felt useful to me.
It feels more focused on planning and structure first instead of just jumping straight into code.
For SaaS work, that matters a lot more than people think.
Because building a real product is not just writing features.
It is keeping scope clean, not losing track of the spec, and making sure the code still matches what you actually wanted.
My rough flow now looks like this
spec → small tickets → execution → review
It is not fancy, but it is way less chaotic than just prompting and hoping for the best.
Curious how other people are handling this when building SaaS.
Are you still mostly vibe coding, or do you use a more structured flow now?