Corey

All of those.

Right there in one tool at one price.

I can see the attraction to that for a company where you have that flexibility among your teams to be able to take, you know, the approach that works for you.

And the truth is, we don't know what those are yet.

It might be that tomorrow what's right for software engineering is different.

What's right for writing might be different.

And it may just continually flip forever.

I don't know.

I don't know how it's going to go.

All I know is right now it's with the velocity of a top fuel dragster.

And Grant and I regularly feel like we're the umbrella on the back.

Security people are absolutely going to go like crawl in a hole and give up on life.

I think that's true.

I think it really applies, especially to solopreneurs and really small businesses.

If you make your money, if you're a SaaS tool focusing on companies with less than 20 people or something, especially, I think that area...

that's already cash-strapped, that has only so much budget.

They're looking to do what they can.

They don't want most of the features in Blah Blah CRM anyway.

For the most part, what they want is something that'll keep track of X and to add a few features that are specific to them.

And, you know, vibe coding unlocks a lot of that.