Ben Holmes

people.

So if you attended one in the past and you want to see some new things in the future, it's worth coming out.

But yeah, we walk through everything beginning to end, but we've also got standalone resources to onboard with all this stuff as well.

Put out an intro to Warp video on YouTube and also embedded in our docs that goes through everything about Terminal.

But we also have an intro to Oz, which is a video walkthrough that goes through all of that as well with accompanying documentation for all of this stuff.

So if you want to learn that yourself or you want to ask an agent to summarize it for you, it's all available for you all to check out.

Perfect.

Yeah.

Ooh, a tool that I can't live without.

I have a voice dictation tool that I use all around my computer.

Warp has a built-in voice dictation tool, which is nice, but at this point, I just use voice dictation for every input box.

Right now, I'm using something called Handy.

It's really nice because it's on-device, open source, doesn't cost you anything.

Once you install it, you have a hotkey to just talk into your computer, and it's super fast voice transcription.

It's really, really good.

Yeah.

I have it running for this just to see if there's any takeaways to bring back.

Oh, nice.