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Let Gemini Handle Everything in the Firebase Console
It would be amazing if Gemini could handle everything in the Firebase Console directly. For example, if I ask something in the Firebase Studio chat, it should be able to do all the backend setup on its own—like authentication, database setup, rules, Realtime Database, or anything else needed to make an app fully functional.
For people like me who don’t know coding or have much tech knowledge, the Firebase Console can feel super overwhelming. There are so many features and tools, and I honestly don’t know what most of them do. If Gemini could just take care of all that…
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Enable support for iPad/Tablets using Browser apps Chrome/Safari/Firefox etc.
I should be able to use IDX on my chrome app on my iPad.
184 votes -
Integrate Gemini 2.5 Pro into Code Editor with Increased Daily Usage
While Gemini 2.5 Pro has improved the prototyping experience in Firebase Studio, its utility is limited when working with custom projects. Uploading or replacing a project with custom files often restricts Gemini's functionalities, and essential development tools like Git integration, extensions, and server setup aren't accessible within the prototyping mode.
Proposal:
Integrate Gemini 2.5 Pro into the Code Editor as well: Extending Gemini 2.5 Pro's capabilities to the code editor would provide consistent AI assistance throughout the development process.
Increase Daily Usage Limit: Raising the daily action limit from 25 to 50 would accommodate more extensive development sessions, enhancing productivity…
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Introduce multi agent agentic coding
one agent that handels environments(handles, api keys, auth, data, schema) another agent to brainstorm, another agent to code, another agent to double check the work and fix typos.
and please can you stop these agents from apologising and telling us "this is the final solution" when it's not. just cut the human ******** and just code, you can continue to explain, but cut the excuses and apologies. they are annoying and waste tokens.
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Improvement Suggestion for Firebase Studio - Third-Party AI Integration
Observed Problem:
Currently, the integrated Gemini assistant in Firebase Studio tends to lose context during long development sessions. This context loss, likely exacerbated by a large chat history, leads to a degradation in the relevance of suggestions and code corrections.
It is often observed that external AI models (such as ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) can more effectively identify and resolve certain complex code issues. This forces developers to copy-paste their code outside of the Firebase environment, which disrupts the workflow and reduces productivity.
Proposed Solution:
Allow developers to connect and use third-party AI models directly within the Firebase Studio interface.
This…
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Make the Agent Response Faster
The agent response is pretty slow in Firebase Studio Prototyper mode as the project is growing. Wish we can fix this issue.
15 votes -
new chat feature in prototyper
i suggest that firebase studio comes with the ability to clear the text chat (start a new chat) in the prototyper, additionally if a chat got too long, a part of the previous conversation doesnt have to be loaded, instead include a button to load the very past chats so perhaps it can enhance the performance
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Change Firebase Studio AI Region for Better Ping
Hey Firebase Studio AI users,
Want faster performance? We’re exploring a new feature to let you switch your project’s region to one closer to your users, reducing ping and boosting app speed.
To make this happen:
Check Region: View your current region in Firebase Console > Project Settings.
Test Latency: Ping Google Cloud regions (e.g., ping us-central1-gce.cloud.google.com) to find the best fit.
Migrate Project: Create a new project in the desired region and transfer data manually.
Optimize with CDN: Use Firebase Hosting’s global CDN to cache content for even faster delivery.
This could be a game-changer for latency-sensitive apps.21 votes -
Request for Flutter Support with iOS Simulator in IDX
Please include support for the iOS simulator within IDX for Flutter projects. This addition would greatly simplify the process of testing and debugging iOS apps directly within IDX, eliminating the need for external tools or complex setups. If iOS support is disabled, kindly provide a reason for the decision. Thank you for considering this request.
233 votes -
Android/ios native app, code from app on your phone connects to idx
native apps for making it easy for on the go
24 votes -
Billable VM Tiers in Firebase Studio
Currently, Firebase Studio offers a default, free-tier virtual machine. While this is suitable for basic tasks, it often proves insufficient for handling medium workloads, limiting the platform's utility for larger projects.
This proposal is to introduce a feature that allows users to select from a range of paid, higher-performance VM specifications (e.g., more CPU, RAM). The billing for these custom VMs would be seamlessly integrated into the user's existing Firebase project billing. This would provide users with the flexibility to scale their compute resources according to their specific needs, ensuring that Firebase Studio can effectively support projects of any size.
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Prototype for Importing Project via GITHUB
When I import my project from GitHub into Firebase, I don’t see an option to enable or use the Prototype feature. It would be extremely helpful if this option were available during the import process.
For context, I’m using the language and framework mentioned in the Firebase examples—Next.js with TypeScript.
I’d appreciate it if this functionality could be included or clarified in future updates.
10 votes -
android studio web vibe code
Sugestão de Melhoria para o Android Studio (Web): Integração com Gemini AI para Desenvolvimento Assistido
Cada vez mais, as ferramentas de desenvolvimento estão incorporando IA generativa para acelerar a criação de software. Uma funcionalidade que revolucionaria o Android Studio (Web) seria a integração de um assistente com Gemini AI, capaz de gerar código em Kotlin, Jetpack Compose e outras tecnologias Android com base em prompts do usuário.
Como Funcionaria?
O usuário descreve sua ideia (ex.: "Crie um app de lista de tarefas com Firebase e Compose").O Gemini no Android Studio gera:
Código estruturado (ViewModel, UI, lógica de negócios).
Sugestões…
9 votes -
create workspace from EXISTING Flutter/Firebase project
or alternatively, link a workspace to existing Flutter/Firebase project
18 votes -
Undo changes buttuion
while building websites or apps , give a back button who's able to undo the last changes. sometimes we make a change but we don't want it an
5 votes -
Rollback feature
add a feature to revert changes/rollback to previous state (last change made) in prototyper if the latest changes are unsatisfactory. It reduces the complexity and increases the time efficiency by not have to go to code mode and then do git reset. The change can be made with the click of a button or a command to go back to previous state. even if several modifications are made later to the code.
14 votes -
Integrated Agentic Development
Integrated Zappier like AI agent building interface for a better and easier AI application development
18 votes -
Stripe integration
Easy payment.
15 votes -
Confirmation Before Firebase AI Applies Changes
With the rise of AI-assisted development, many of us are used to casually chatting with AI — sometimes just asking for suggestions or even giving compliments. However, in Firebase, I’ve noticed that AI often directly applies comments/requests to the project without asking for confirmation.
This can be frustrating and risky, since a casual message can unintentionally trigger real changes to the project.
Suggestion:
Add a confirmation dialog (or toggle in settings) that controls whether Firebase AI should:
Directly implement all requests automatically, or
Confirm with the developer first before making any changes.
Benefits:
Prevents accidental or unintended project changes.
Lets…
6 votes -
Debian, Ubuntu, more machine types, and root privileges
Debian/Ubuntu is because for a familiar environment as not everyone knows Nix. [Nix should be optional option to select OS, not enforced. Nix does not follow the FHS.]
More machine types for prototyping apps (and their dependencies) that require high specifications. [because there are apps that are resource intensive to compile.]
Root privileges for control over the environment. [because if someone wants to install X that is not available on any of Nix, they might need root access to install it on the root folder (/).]3 votes
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