Eno Reyes

Can it is there some sort of monorepo structure that it can use?

Are there tools built into the repo that help it search for information?

And so from an environment perspective, the droids are very tuned for that.

From the perspective of will the agent basically be able to run for that period of time, I think that there's a lot of work that we've done on things like context compaction or compression.

There's a lot of work that we've done on things like prompt caching so that it's fast.

If your agent takes two hours to search the code base, that's obviously fast.

you know, not good.

So keeping it really fast and keeping it effective over a long period of time, that's another major area that we focus on.

And I think that for our users, they find that the more you invest in making your code base agent ready, the more tools like Droid work effectively.

Yeah, totally.

And being model agnostic is actually very core to the Droid as a product experience.

We believe that there is...

a lot of value in being able to use basically the frontier models the moment they come out across all of the different providers.

We've been in a lockstep battle across, you know, five plus different foundation model providers for the last three years.

And our view is that

As a developer, you deserve choice.

You should be able to pick any of these and have an extremely high quality experience.

And so the Droid has a bunch of different customization options.

One, built in, we have the ability to route to the most capable models at any given moment.

So one click, when you are a factory plan subscriber, you can just pick from Opus, Sonnet, GPT 5.2 codecs, GPT 5.2.