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Command palette > `zed: extensions`, and type in `codebook`!

Dont worry, my next post is about bundle-uri, which I think is more Derrick.

Well, they already made a joke about themselves by saying:

Admit it, you've waited for us. 😂

I would love to layer on more ways to use Inngest’s primitives over time, like how we’re doing with AgentKit. I think as we’ve seen several other companies adopt the step/context.run model after Inngest tools could also be interoperable.

Yeah, that’s interesting. Maybe workflow kit needs to be more composable and kinda of like a portable format like it can be an output and an input whereas Inngest function outputs and trace visualizations now cannot be inputs.

Maybe this is a bad path the more I look at things. 🙈

That's helpful. I have to admit that I'm not very well accustom to xstate and just took a look at it for a few minutes to explore how we might map it to Inngest and there are so many ways to create state machines in xstate it's hard to find a clean path to map to

The Git integration MVP is starting to shape up! We are still iterating over some remaining bugs and UI polish so that we can deliver a beta worth testing. Have a great weekend everyone!

Ah ok - that's the main main value for you w/ xstate? the visual side of seeing it ahead of time?

In fact, I thought I _just_ saw in the GerritForge summit video that branch based review was _maybe_ on the horizon

I’m curious. You say “series” but my last run in with Gerrit was that it was very single commit based. Even looking at the docs now, it still appears single patch based. Can you do a series of commits as a change basis now?

I just read it for a different book club, so I'd be down if you're okay with 'random internet strangers'

The flow that one has when they get started building apps goes away when reached certain scale.
Bringing it back is what drives our work at Tuist, and if you are a leader in the space, I’d consider striving for it in your mobile organization.

Now we can run `npx prisma generate --sql` to get Prisma to pick up the types generated by the SQL file.

This means we can use the query function and get type safety over the result.