Jared Santo

So are you working on models as well?

Are you just a model agnostic?

What's your look on that aspect of the world?

Interesting.

I think I haven't even heard of a couple of those.

I've heard of Grok, but MinMax I haven't even heard of.

So this is either underground or upcoming or when you say new, bleeding edge perhaps?

For sure.

One of the challenges I remember for GitLab, which I think you all overcame, was because you wanted to be all in one and you were providing like the entire software development lifecycle tooling.

Almost every aspect of that hat, you had like startups and businesses that like their entire focus was that one thing, whether it was like bug tracking or observability or, you know, deploying or whatever it is.

I feel like you're going to have the same situation here with Kilo where it's like there are people attacking like separate slices of what you're trying to do.

And I wonder how you're going to do all the things well.

You got the same people working on it?

Or how do you know you can cook so fast?

I mean, it worked last time, but was it the same team?

Because talented people make good products.

That's interesting.

So you've successfully parallelized your cancer treatments and your engineers are parallelizing their agents.

I can still only keep one agent busy at a time.

Maybe I'm not ready for this new era.