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Description

Tidewave speeds up development with an AI assistant that understands your web application, how it runs, and what it delivers. Their current release connects your editor's assistant to your web framework runtime via MCP.

See their website for more information.

Key Features

Tidewave provides tools that allow your LLM of choice to:

inspect your application logs to help debugging errors
execute SQL queries and inspect your database
evaluate custom Ruby code in the context of your project
find Rubygems packages and source code locations

and more.

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