Beth Lyons

Right.

And AI and the things using vibe-coded code don't care about that in the same kind of way.

And so Compound Engineering was built by Kieran Klassen, who's a dev entrepreneur at Every.

And part of the, and like the thing is for building code, I'm using it for other places as well as building code.

He built in.

There's a there's a reviewer that goes through and says, all right, well, you know, this is mentioned in three different lines in the code.

We're going to this is how it needs to be cleaned up.

So that's like an example of of what I'm talking about in terms of, yes, and what you're talking about, too, that having a review or having something that goes sets it up on the front end or sets it up on the back end.

It doesn't have to be messy.

So we're not gonna do it today, because we have lots of thing, but I'll set up a demo next week, maybe, because compound engineering does that too.

And I know I say that, it's like, ooh, compound engineering also makes your coffee.

It doesn't.

But there is a planning sequence in that too.

And one of the things that I love about the planning sequence is that it looks, as part of the plan, who has solved this.

Right?

So it goes, looks at repo.

Did somebody build this code already?

Excellent.

Let's grab that.

You know, who's been writing about this on blogs?