Convex Chef supports Gemini 2.5 Pro! It's sometimes too verbose and occasionally forgets to call tools but produces way better UIs and seems able to build more fully-featured apps than Claude. Try it out!

LLMs love writing @convex_dev code so we made an app-builder to let them do it. Convex Chef: The AI builder that knows backend. Get cooking...

Ain't no one got time to log in to stuff. Now you can use @convex.dev without an account! Just npm i convex and npx convex dev.

Building an AI agent or need a durable workflow? Day 2 of @convex.dev Vibe Week is dedicated to you. New agent framework and durable workflow engine ready to go, check out links in the reply.

Day 1 of @convex.dev Vibe Week is a go! Announcing official release of our MCP server folks have been trialing. Check out the vid and the links in the reply. Stay tuned for more tomorrow!

Convex has a referral program! Double your free quota by referring someone or applying a referral. Refer up to 5 people and get a bump each time. Find your referral link under Team Settings in your dashboard, or if you're fast you can use mine: www.convex.dev/referral/JAM....

Remember when a beta label actually meant something then Gmail was beta for half a decade and ruined it for everyone? We just took a bunch of @convex.dev features out of beta. What's the point of long-term beta if customers depend on it already?

Your coding agent talking directly to your production database sounds sketchy as hell... unless it's via an MCP server on a db that supports sandboxed code execution, in which case it sounds cool af.

Ok this is legitimately cool. Cursor talking to @convex.dev via MCP and figuring out schema improvements based on the rows actually stored in the database, performed in constant time!

We launched Fullstack-Bench yesterday to test autonomous agent performance on fullstack coding tasks. Starting with Convex, FastAPI, Supabase but more backends to come. stack.convex.dev/introducing-... Three design patterns stood out at producing high quality code with minimal interventions: 🧵

Do you like TypeScript? Do you like databases? Do you like neither but just want to build apps using regular old functions? My @db.cs.cmu.edu talk on TypeScript Stored Procedures for app developers is online now. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpgV...

Convex also now members of the Open Source Pledge @opensourcepledge.com, committing to financially support development of open software we all benefit from. Our initial contribution was towards @tanstack.com! Really glad to be supporting @tannerlinsley.com and crew. news.convex.dev/open-source-...

We just launched self-hosted @convex.dev! We open sourced last year but realized the code was open but not so useful on its own. This time we've included the Convex dashboard, bindings for Postgres, SQLite (and MySQL v. soon), packaged up in a docker container ready for real use

CMU Databases talk streaming live 4:30EST Monday. Come learn how every good idea you have was already invented by someone in the 80s and why we should be running typescript functions in our databases. db.cs.cmu.edu/events/sql-d...

I used AI to write a script to help me write AI evals to help AI write Convex code. Very meta 💡Each step uses RAG from previous evals Flow: 1. 🧑‍💻oneliner -> 🤖 task description -> 🧑‍💻 audit 2. 🤖 answer ->🧑‍💻 audit 3. 🤖 tests for answer ->🧑‍💻 audit 🔗 to evals 👀 & my script in 🧵

A good design principle is APIs that look cheap should be cheap and APIs that are expensive should look expensive. One mistake we made in an old version of Dropbox was that directory moves looked cheap (drag a folder) but were expensive on the server (update metadata for every file in the tree).

Got to sit down with Professor @andypavlo.bsky.social on the latest @convex.dev Databased podcast for his 2024 databases year in review! www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B-M...

If you want to get good building systems and databases you should go work for a bigger company or a startup with serious infra demands. It's hard to develop excellence thinking about scale, correctness and architecture in an environment where these aren't critical to the business

It's easy to roll your eyes at Company Values but hopefully you actually value *something*. A good set of values can have a huge enduring impact on decision-making at a company. I wrote a guide on the process I follow for picking values at a company stack.convex.dev/company-values

Can't talk right now. Busy arguing on Reddit with someone who will inevitably turn out to be a child.