This repository overview outlines the 2026 engineering standard for integrating 10Web Vibe and GoHighLevel (GHL). By leveraging the Gemini Antigravity agentic development platform, agencies can now bypass the traditional "GHL Hosting vs. WordPress" trade-off, achieving native feature parity with superior frontend flexibility.

1. Stack Architecture: The "Hybrid Vibe" Model
The 2026 agency stack moves away from "one-shot" templates toward a decoupled architecture where 10Web handles the high-performance UI and GHL manages the operational logic.

2. Gemini Antigravity: Initial API Build Approach
To achieve "Antigravity" status—where the integration feels weightless and native—the Gemini Antigravity agent is used to build the bridge between the 10Web React components and GHL's REST API.
Engineering Requirements for the Build:
Agentic Code Generation: Use Gemini Antigravity to generate custom React hooks in the 10Web Vibe editor. These hooks should handle client-side validation before pushing data to GHL webhooks.
State Management Sync: Configure Antigravity to map 10Web's frontend state (e.g., multi-step form progress) to GHL "Opportunity" stages in real-time.
Authentication Bridge: Implement a secure proxy using 10Web’s PHP backend to store GHL API keys, ensuring they are never exposed to the client-side React code.

3. Prompting the 10Web Copilot for GHL Parity
The "native GHL advantage" (high speed, instant tracking) is often lost in traditional WordPress setups. To maintain this, the 10Web Copilot must be prompted with explicit engineering constraints.
The "Native Parity" Prompt Strategy:
When using the 10Web Copilot to refine sections, use the following framework to ensure the output remains compatible with GHL’s tracking and automation requirements:
Prompt Template:
"Act as a Senior React Developer. Generate a hero section using Tailwind CSS.
Requirement 1: Include a custom form that uses window.fetch to post to this GHL Webhook URL: [URL].
Requirement 2: On success, trigger a GHL 'Lead' conversion event to ensure parity with native GHL tracking.
Requirement 3: Ensure the component is 'Vibe-ready' for iterative chat refinement without losing the API logic."
Key Considerations for Refinement:
Deterministic Diffs: Always review the "diffs" provided by 10Web Vibe after a chat edit to ensure the AI hasn't overwritten the GHL API integration logic.
Brevity vs. Logic: Use "Expert Mode" in your prompts to demand concise code that prioritizes logic over visual "fluff," keeping PageSpeed scores above 90+.

4. Final Agency Workflow (2026)
Initialize: Generate the base brand site in 10Web using a "vibe" description.
Orchestrate: Deploy Gemini Antigravity to identify all conversion points (forms, calendars) and map them to GHL API endpoints.
Refine: Use 10Web Copilot chat to polish the UI, ensuring all custom GHL logic remains intact via versioned code access.
White Label: Deploy the final site under the agency's brand, using 10Web's partner dashboard to manage client access.
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