Best Workflow for Using V0 Alongside an Existing GitHub Codebase

We built the entire frontend for our web app using v0: https://8d79xa0ebrrb9fty.vercel.app/. Now we’d like to integrate this frontend seamlessly with our existing codebase on GitHub.

The challenge we’re facing is managing changes when multiple developers are working in parallel:

  • One team member uses v0 to refine the UI within a single chat.
  • Another team member works on other logic (e.g., with Cursor) that might also modify the same components.

We currently keep everything in one v0 chat for convenience, as it provides a unified context for our entire app. However, when we go back to v0 to make further changes, we don’t see a straightforward way to promote new code updates into our main GitHub repository while avoiding conflicts.

What’s the recommended workflow for merging changes from v0 into an existing codebase where parallel development is happening?**

Any tips on best practices or tooling would be greatly appreciated!

Hi, @will-askmaryai! Welcome to the Vercel Community :smile:

Thank you for sharing this feedback – we hear you! I’ve shared it with the v0 team.

What’s the recommended workflow for merging changes from v0 into an existing codebase where parallel development is happening?

In my experience, I’ve just taken code snippets generated by v0 and copied it over to my existing codebase. Obviously right now, this isn’t as easy as it could be. But as I shared, the team are looking into it :pray:

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Thank you for the reply!

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