What started as an excited post-talk conversation quickly became an in-person pair programming session, and eventually working MCP tooling that Rachel now uses to maintain Ruby Events.
What started as an excited post-talk conversation quickly became an in-person pair programming session, and eventually working MCP tooling that Rachel now uses to maintain Ruby Events.
Sometimes the best conference conversations start with a weird idea.
Rachael Wright-Munn and Andy Andrea join me to revisit a moment at RubyConf when Andy's experiment with schemas and MCP tools collided with a problem Rachel had been trying to solve for Ruby Events: how to...
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What started as an excited post-talk conversation quickly became an in-person pair programming session, and eventually working MCP tooling that Rachel now uses to maintain Ruby Events. Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Sometimes the best conference conversations start with a weird idea.
Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast. Sometimes the best conference conversations start with a weird idea.
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