Vibe Coding 🌟 With Google Antigravity

, shifting from a manual coding approach to "vibe coding." The session resulted in refactoring the content structure to support historical archiving, updating the GitHub workflow to save reports chronologically, and enhancing the AI generation prompt with Google Search grounding for better accuracy.

If you are not familiar, I implemented the

From Text Editor to Mission Control

This month, I decided to lean fully into "vibe coding" to tackle some necessary improvements on the site, specifically for the Weekly Macro Report. Instead of getting deep into the weeds of Hugo taxonomy and YAML syntax myself, I used Google Antigravity to drive the development process. The goal was straightforward: stop the weekly report from overwriting itself and instead build a proper archive of economic data, while also making the AI-generated content smarter.

Visual Verification Over Code Review

The session began with a structural refactor that I observed rather than typed. The agent identified that the single macroreport.md file was too limiting. It converted that file into a section by renaming it to _index.md and updating the front matter. This change was critical because it transformed the macro report from a static page into a list page capable of housing multiple entries. It was a subtle shift in the file system that completely opened up the architecture for weekly archiving.

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