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Intro to Tidewave - ElixirCasts
In this episode, we explore Tidewave, a browser-based AI coding agent with deep Phoenix integration. We’ll walk through installation, configuration, and see Tidewave’s powerful features in action, from point-and-click component selection to real-time error debugging.
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