Ajay Kulkarni

You know, it is wild.

I do feel that.

Well, I also think when your discussion earlier, I had a thought that like about the terminal, about how

Yeah, like more people are using the terminal, limiting the terminal.

There's probably a business idea out there, I'm sure someone's working on it, of building the modern terminal.

Yeah.

And it, well, it sounds like warp.

Did warp start before this whole AI thing?

And it's just, it's, it's a, it's a bicycle for your mind, right?

With a mind.

Yeah.

Well, so we started off as Timescale building a database that scaled Postgres for time series workloads.

And then it became a Postgres that scaled for workloads in general, especially analytical workloads.

What we got into with Agentic Postgres is now serving not just the scale use case, but the start use case.

It's like, hey, when I am building a new application with my agent, give me a database that just works.

And what you'll see coming forward is just us continue to innovate on those two dimensions, start and scale.

Like on start, we're still, we're making our MCP even better and CLI even better.

Who cares what you think when these changes come out.

We've actually been toying on a side project that is like a separate MCP server that is a little bit more than the database.

And this is actually being developed by that engineer who said he would take a month and it took him 12 months.