Eno Reyes

So I do think that in order to stay focused, we definitely think of software engineering as our primary audience.

But I think that it is sort of undeniable that not only with Droid, but also some of the research projects that we have in the pipeline, when you see it execute just a very large scale task that

you know, kind of doesn't have anything to do with software, but does it better than any other AI system you've ever seen?

You start to feel like maybe keeping it accessible to the broader population is a good idea, uh, just in case they decide it's interesting.

And I think that the CLI form factor, uh, honestly keeps a lot of people out of it.

Uh, and, and, and so that's why we have our, our web app, our desktop app, our CLI app, um,

So that you have the optionality.

And then I think that there's some exciting stuff in the pipeline for our native desktop and web app that I think will make the experience of using it across a large variety of tasks really pleasant.

And I think that for a lot of industries, they haven't had their like.

coding agent or software development agent moment.

And very soon, especially in the first half of this year, I think a lot of industries are going to see that sort of magic moment where they realize, man, a lot of the boring stuff that I used to do can be fully delegated.

And I get to focus on just the fun stuff.

Yeah, totally.

I know.

I think so.

This is actually very fun.

So here's what I'd recommend, because I know a couple of people that do this with Droid.

You know, the file system is a beautiful abstraction, right?

So if you have a folder on your computer that a Droid has access to,

I think that what people sort of, what they immediately jump to is like the chat GPT paradigm of, you know, I give a chat GPT a bunch of information, write me a draft.