Congratulations. Your thesis is going to help the community a lot. Thanks for the good work.
sreyansjain
manhvu
lucasvegi
aloukissas
lucasvegi
I see. But it’s still a great idea. If it’s feasible for some community member to create this custom GPT, I’m curious to see the result.
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danik292
andreaa
torstenn
Interesting how you managed to sniff out bad smells related to Elixir. Let us try to transform any or refactor any foul code smells in Elixir into beautiful notes of odor in highly functional code.
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bradley
Thanks for putting this together. It’s super impressive!
I was curious what you think about plugging this into an embedding-based search system so devs could easily query it—especially to help with code quality. I built something kind of related called hexdocs-mcp, which helps AI tooling understand details about dependencies. It’s been a big help in my own workflow.
I’m using AI more in my dev process, and honestly, the code it writes isn’t great. Having a resource like this to point it toward or even just to use manually would be really useful.
I’ve been toying with the idea of building an MCP server that aggregates Elixir best practices. Your work would be an awesome addition. Would be cool to talk more if that sounds interesting.
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lucasvegi
Hi @bradley, how are you?
Thank you very much for the suggestion. I must admit I wasn’t familiar with the MCP protocol yet. I think your idea makes perfect sense, and I’m curious to see it materialized. Feel free to go ahead and try developing something along those lines.
We can exchange messages whenever needed.
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