Boris

And everyone has different preferences.

Everyone uses a different tech stack.

Everyone uses a different editor.

Everyone uses a different OS.

So we wanted to make sure it's really customizable.

For some of my core work, I think we're kind of starting in the opposite direction and just keep it really simple at the start.

And so if you use core work, I would probably not customize too much.

Like if you have core work installed and you install the Chrome extension, that's pretty much all you need and it'll do everything else for you.

I think over time, as you find yourself using maybe software that core work is not great at, like that's the point to think about writing skills.

But that wouldn't be my starting point.

Just start simple, like, you know, see how it works, see what's useful.

And I think also the other thing, it's just so early.

This feels to me a lot like Cloud Code a year ago, where we released it before it was early.

It was not very good yet.

It was super buggy.

It barely worked.

The model was not very good at coding a year ago.

And it feels like that to me.

But I think our work is actually a little bit better than Cloud Code was when we first released it, because it's actually useful.

And it's already a thing that I use every day.