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Welcome, humans, to the latest episode of The Neuron Podcast.

I am Corey Knowles, editor of The Neuron, and we're joined, as always, by our writer and fearless friend, Grant Harvey.

How are you today, my friend?

Our guest today is Taylor Mullen, principal engineer at Google and creator of the Gemini CLI.

Before Google, Taylor worked on GitHub co-pilot Visual Studio code integration at Microsoft, and his team now ships 100 to 150 features and bug fixes every week.

But here's the wild part.

They do it using Gemini CLI to build itself.

Taylor, welcome to The Neuron.

Let's kind of start there.

How did this all come together?