Adam Stachowiak

Yeah.

For Tiger Data, whatever.

That's a lot of people.

I didn't expect that number.

I should have asked that sooner.

But yeah, that's a lot of folks.

Wow.

That's a lot of folks behind you.

Pretty wild.

Well, Jay, it's been a pleasure diving into where you've been and why you built what you built and how you built what you built.

It's been fun.

Thank you.

Thank you, Adam.

Pleasure.

Thanks for having me.

Good to see you.

friends there is something that stuck with me from this episode with a j he said build skills not agents and i keep coming back to that you know we're in this moment where everyone's racing to build something big the next unlock in the workflow the agent that does it all maybe you know skills are composable skills are teachable skills compound over time and when you build a skill you're not trying to replace someone you're trying to empower them that is a fundamentally different posture towards ai

And that's the thread running through my brain right now.

That's the thread that I think Tiger Data is pulling on from time series to talking to your database, giving agentic access, letting you, the developer, be in charge.

Talking to your database is kind of revolutionary.