GLM 5.2 + GPT-5.5 (My Workflow): This is the BEST WAY TO CODE RIGHT NOW!

Visit Requesty: https://app.requesty.ai/join?ref=4581bcf6 In this video, I'll be showing you my updated AI coding workflow using OpenDesign, OpenCode, Requesty, and Railway. This setup helps me design better interfaces, code in stages, switch between models like GLM-5.2 and GPT-5.5, manage AI credits in one place, and deploy apps faster without being locked into one provider. -- Key Takeaways: 🚀 My updated AI coding workflow is now more streamlined with OpenDesign, OpenCode, Requesty, and Railway. 🎨 OpenDesign helps create better UI direction before asking an AI coding agent to implement the app. 💻 OpenCode is used as the main terminal coding agent for frontend, backend, testing, and debugging. 🔁 Requesty works as a model router and credit layer, making it easier to use different AI models from one place. ⚡ Requesty policies allow fallback and load balancing when a provider is slow, down, or rate-limited. 🧠 Models like GLM-5.2 and GPT-5.5 can be used for different tasks, such as backend implementation, reviews, and architecture checks. 🧩 Building in stages, from design to frontend, backend, testing, and deployment, leads to better and more controllable results. 🚆 Railway makes it easy to deploy the final app quickly with GitHub, environment variables, databases, and background workers. ⚠️ Even with AI coding agents, you still need to review the code carefully, especially for auth, payments, user data, and production apps. 👍 Overall, this workflow makes AI coding more flexible, organized, reliable, and easier to scale for both small and serious projects.