Grant Harvey

What do you look for in a coding agent that you use personally?

And what's your favorite right now and why?

I couldn't agree more covering the news on this every day.

Couldn't agree more.

I guess how will your personal interests and how you use coding, you know, maybe it's still, this is still like totally blue ocean and you don't know yet, kind of guide how you build out reflection AI.

You mean, I mean, in the sense of, yeah, like how, how, how will, like, I guess if, if without giving away the secret sauce, cause I know, yeah, I don't want, I don't want to have to put you on the spot to give away any secrets, but, but as far as what you think is missing or how you like to code, how will that focus what you decide to build and what you're building right now?

Totally, yeah.

And I've seen a bunch of different combinations, and I don't know if we're 100% there yet.

I mean, I like the Terminal experience a lot, actually.

I was intimidated by it for a while, but I've come to really, really love the Terminal first.

But I think there's also a time and a place for...

for the IDE version.

And maybe there's a higher level abstraction too, where you're almost like watching them build the UI in real time or building the infrastructure in real time.

And it's like visualized in some way.

I don't know.

I mean, that's higher level than maybe you meant, but.

As far as like the actual sizes of the models that you're going to build, are you thinking of building things all over the spectrum?

Are you just going straight at the frontier level or will you make stuff that people could run even locally on their own computer?

That's cool.

Something I could run on my computer and code with, perhaps.