Adam Stachowiak

Something's going on there.

Even your mention of, you know, we had a conversation, you and I, a few weeks back.

And you mentioned the same thing.

You mentioned this childlike play.

And that's kind of the definition of flow.

Like flow state is that when you're in that state of flow, that state of play, a lot can happen there.

You stay more engaged.

It's kind of addicting in a way.

Try to juxtapose the timeframe of IoT company using Postgres, needing time series, engineer, developer, employee, whatever comes to you and says, I could do this in Postgres.

I could do it in a month.

You're like, yeah, you're ambitious.

You can do it in three months, 12 months later, that whole story.

Juxtapose that time

to idea to CLI.

And we haven't even talked about the CLI yet, but getting to this point of agentic Postgres and building what it is, like, how did you, how fast did you go from idea to using the thing?

It's just, it's just exacerbated now.

How much do you know about the, I suppose, the details of the CLI and the MCP server that is in your product?

Because I felt it was pretty... When I look behind the scenes of the open source of that, it's elegant the way you've married a CLI and an MCP server in a single binary.

That's right.

That's pretty wild.