Adam Stachowiak

It doesn't bother me.

The yellow and the white and the black, it's...

whoever was in charge of that process did a great job thinking through the core of who you are and how do you come back to the side, not being completely different, but being different at the same time.

Tigers are cool.

So one of the things that you have now, I think, is this burgeoning idea of, of agents in our databases.

Yes.

Right.

And, you know, I think I'm at this point where there was this, this, uh,

this arc of acceptance, I would describe it, of, hey, come on now, AI hype, I'm over it, too much, this and that.

And I think the game changed when Cloud Code changed the game.

That's where I really think it happened.

I had been a user of ChatGPT like many people.

I had been the API to do something in ChatGPT and copy it out somewhere else, whether it was written material, whether it was an idea, whether it was a framework in terms of a thought framework, or maybe even a bash script because AI is pretty good at bash scripting.

And then you kind of get to this other side where you're like, you know what?

while agentic is really revolutionary, and I think Cloud Code really changed that game from the new browser or the new destination point for developers, it is still in the IDE, right?

And that's still taking place today.

But I think you're seeing this shift to the CLI that is just truly revolutionary that now the terminal, it was never not cool, but it's cool again.

A lot of folks are hanging out there.

Cloud Code kind of put that on the map in a way.

And then a lot of folks decided to follow that direction.