Currently I am playing with tidewave/claude desktop and it is uncanny.
Hermanverschooten
Zurga
I have been working a bit on GitHub - Zurga/ecto_sync: Sync database rows from a cache · GitHub. It is an extension of ecto_watch and will sync any Ecto struct that you are subscibed to from a cache.
article = Articles.get_article(1, preload: [:comments])
EctoSync.subscribe(article, assocs: [:comments])
...
def handle_info({{Comment, :inserted}, sync_args}, socket) do
article = EctoSync.sync(socket.assigns.article, sync_args) # contains comment inserted by a different process
end
eahanson
Built an intern placement system in Phoenix LiveView — Field Placement has launched! — Computer Things
darth-jorge
Building our own CMS. We had a alpha version that we are using for our small clients because we did not want to use Wordpress anymore, we learned a few stuffs now we are making it big and for real.
beanlanda
So far this year I’ve been learning elixir and ash, building some components and ash extensions on my way to contributing a declarative, intent based, autonomous telecommunications service and resource management platform.
Currently working on AshNeo4j, a Neo4j datalayer for Ash as I find graphs tremendous for modelling knowledge, service expectations and the actual network.
https://github.com/diffo-dev/ash_neo4j
Earlier this year I contributed an elixir protocol Outstanding for comparing expectations with actual.
https://github.com/diffo-dev/outstanding
and an ash extension for declaring what outstanding does on your resource.
https://github.com/diffo-dev/ash_outstanding
I’ve made some other minor contributions which were only possible because of the welcoming and helpful community, which I’m incredibly proud to be part of.
tyr0
Hey! I’m building a library (Vancouver) to make it easier to add MCP tools to your phoenix/bandit servers. It’s super new, and I’d love some feedback. 
This might be interesting to you if:
- you’re familiar with phoenix
- are interested in MCP
- use Claude Desktop
If so, you’ll be able to use Vancouver to create a working (local) MCP server in a couple of mins.
Here’s an example of what creating MCP tools looks like:
defmodule MyApp.Tools.CalculateSum do
use Vancouver.Tool
def name, do: "calculate_sum"
def description, do: "Add two numbers together"
def input_schema do
%{
"type" => "object",
"properties" => %{
"a" => %{"type" => "number"},
"b" => %{"type" => "number"}
},
"required" => ["a", "b"]
}
end
def run(conn, %{"a" => a, "b" => b}) do
send_text(conn, "#{a + b}")
end
end
Let me know what you think. 
bjtflq
I just started rereading the official docs after not touching Elixir for several years. I really enjoyed working with it back then, and now that I’m kicking off a new side project, I figured it was a good time to use Elixir again.
krasenyp
alvinkatojr
I’m still dragging it out albeit slowly with Phoenix Liveview. Slow and steady wins the race.