Beyond code intelligence
Speed up development with AI assistants that understand your web application, how it runs, and what it delivers
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Runtime intelligence Out now!
Developers debug, introspect, and run code every day. Our open source tools bring AI into this loop by connecting your editor's assistant to your web framework runtime via MCP. Augment your agentic workflows and chats with:
Database integration
Connect to your application data sources to run queries and inspect schemas for troubleshooting and automation
Logs and runtime introspection
Understand how the system actually runs by accessing application logs, traces, and source locations
Code evaluation
Debug errors and explore APIs by running code within your web app, as any developer would
Documentation context
Access your app's documentation, including its dependencies, without manual copy and pasting
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Page intelligence Coming soon!
Your web app delivers experiences, not only code.
Let's get AI on the same page.
Tidewave's MCP server, which provides Runtime Intelligence, is open source and available on GitHub for all supported languages and frameworks. The upcoming Page Intelligence will be available as a paid service.
We haven't decided yet. If you are interested in a particular stack, the best way to let us know is by answering our waitlist survey. If you would like to help us bring Tidewave to your favorite stack, please send us an email.
Most editors can already access your codebase and execute terminal commands. Tidewave goes beyond what's in the disk, it uses your own programming language to introspect the system. Furthermore, by running inside your web framework, Tidewave can trace and collect events that would otherwise not be available to an external tool. It also runs continuously and therefore doesn't need to boot your runtime on every tool usage.
Tidewave works by implementing the server-side of the Model Context Protocol. Any editor and assistant that implements said protocol can work with Tidewave. If your favorite tool does not support it yet, reach out to them.
Definitely not. Tidewave is a development tool.
Excellent question. Please read our security guidelines, which includes common concerns and isolation techniques such as Docker support.