As the use of statically typed languages increases, developers face the challenge of executing database queries in a typesafe manner, often opting for ORM libraries despite performance tradeoffs. EdgeDB addresses this by enabling typesafe code generation directly from EdgeQL queries, combining the benefits of both static typing and dynamic querying. This is achieved by converting EdgeQL queries into typed functions via updated client libraries for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and Dart, with .NET support forthcoming. The process involves detecting EdgeQL files, sending their contents to an EdgeDB instance, receiving detailed type descriptions, and generating source files with typed functions. This allows developers to write queries in EdgeQL and have them converted to language-native forms, ensuring input types and return types are enforced at compile-time. The workflow varies slightly across languages, with support for features like single-file mode and watch mode, and tools are provided for building custom code generators, enhancing flexibility and integration with various ecosystems.