Build your product. Give its next task to an agent.

Choose a workflow, then compare the tools

Lovable creates websites and web applications through conversation. Its GitHub integration supports exporting project code and two-way synchronization. Code ownership is a useful question to ask both products, not a reason to assume Lovable locks every project inside its platform.

MaShop combines software development in Code with operational tasks in Agents. You can work on a booking service, an internal dashboard or a public website, then use a separate Agents discussion for research or work with connected services.

Start with one working part of your application

In Code, describe the users, screens and behavior you need. Use Ask to discuss the project, Plan to review an approach, or Build and Agent when you want code changes. Check the files and preview before asking for the next part.

The code workflow uses your connected GitHub project. Database access and hosting are separate choices. Connect Supabase when the application needs that backend, and review a hosting connection when you are ready to publish. A running preview does not mean a public production deployment has happened.

• Name the page and the action a visitor must complete.
• Include the colors, typography and layout constraints that matter.
• Test the resulting action rather than accepting a success message alone.

Use Agents for work in connected services

Give an agent a specific result: a source-backed comparison, a draft prepared from an authorized document or an update in a connected tool. Configure its instructions, skills, memory and selected tools for the job.

Native account integrations and MCP connections serve different purposes. Inspect the tools your connection actually exposes. A connected account does not authorize every action; respond to approval requests and check the execution history for the result.

Compare the cost of your real task

Use the current pricing pages and the balance shown in each workspace. A credit has a product-specific meaning, so the same credit count is not a reliable comparison of cost or capacity.

Test a representative change or agent task, then examine the result and consumption. Include the database, hosting and other connected services in your decision. Their availability and billing depend on the accounts you use.

Run a small evaluation before moving a live project

Choose one screen and one task you can verify. Keep a copy of the current code, identify the data and services it depends on, and compare the completed behavior in each product. This is more useful than a feature checklist that never tests your workflow.

Moving source files does not migrate accounts, database records, secrets or a domain. Review those dependencies separately before changing a production application.

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