Boris

And, you know, nowadays it's available in the cloud mobile app.

It's available on the website, in the IDE, on Slack, on GitHub.

So, you know, nowadays it's available everywhere, but originally it was built in a terminal.

And I never thought that most engineers would want to use a terminal because, you know, it's scary.

It's like this thing that's sort of hidden away on the computer.

Like, you know, only the most hardcore engineers want to actually work in a terminal day in and day out.

And so it's surprising to me that most engineers wanted to use it.

What's even more surprising is a lot of non-engineers started to use it.

And that was the craziest thing.

And looking at the sales team at Anthropic, like the GTM team, half of them use quad code every week.

And looking at other non-technical people at Anthropic, like designers, product managers, data scientists, pretty much all of them use quad code every day.

So that's been pretty surprising.

But my hypothesis is what they would prefer is actually something a little bit more like this, where you don't have to deal with a terminal and all that kind of thing.

You have a nice UI because you don't need access to Bash and all that kind of stuff because the model will just do it for you.

Yeah, it's a cool idea.

I'm excited to see how it's tied into skills also.

I think it's something we're thinking about.

We haven't quite figured out yet.

Yeah, because a skill, what is it?

It's essentially kind of a repeatable way to do something.