Ajay Kulkarni

You have to develop it.

It would take time.

It's hard to get right.

You know, you would have to actually apply physical filters and physical lenses to change the thing.

And with the smartphone, everyone became a photographer.

And what that meant was that in the past, having great photos would set you apart.

But now it's like anyone can create a great photo, but how many followers do you have on Instagram?

So again, shifted the burden from photography skill to distribution.

And I feel like we're going to go through something similar with software.

I know the team that built it is really smart.

I think they looked at a couple of different options.

I think the way it works right now is that the CLI will run a local MCP server.

which then speaks to a remote one that we have.

And the remote one is where we index, you know, our MCP will allow you to do things with Postgres and Tiger, but also lets you, you know, search the Postgres documentation, download best practices.

And so we put that on its own kind of remote MCP server.

I think MCP in general, it's such an interesting area.

And I feel like a lot of people hate on it because, you know, it seems so simplistic.

But...

I think just the idea that people talk about in the physical world, like the idea of a design affordance.

You know this concept?