I have an open source gem called Raix that builds on top of RubyLLM's abstractions and is quite popular. https://github.com/OlympiaAI/raix
RubyLLM: A Ruby framework for all major AI providers
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Re: RubyLLM: A Ruby framework for all major AI providers
#22Why would anyone still build in dynamically typed languages in 2026? Why relinquish the crystal clear signals that static typing is able to provide to the LLM?
Re: RubyLLM: A Ruby framework for all major AI providers
#23Why would anyone still build in dynamically typed languages in 2026? Why relinquish the crystal clear signals that static typing is able to provide to the LLM?
This is not a tool for using LLMs to write Ruby code.
Re: RubyLLM: A Ruby framework for all major AI providers
#24Why would anyone still build in dynamically typed languages in 2026? Why relinquish the crystal clear signals that static typing is able to provide to the LLM?
Well, LLMs have an obscene amount of context built into their weights about Ruby on Rails, and can work within it extremely quickly.
Re: RubyLLM: A Ruby framework for all major AI providers
#25We use this in production for a few apps. Great project.
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#26"What is the best language in the world (say ruby)" ;)
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#28We use RubyLLM in production too, the most elegant library in this space I've seen so far.
I also liked how they run the issue tracker. If you select "Feature Request", it makes you explain how you explored workarounds, why you believe it belongs in RubyLLM etc to prevent scope creep.
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#30Using RubyLLM in production for https://usetix.io
It drives our event chat agent that is enhanced with toolcalls etc. Super happy with it.