Jennifer Li
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 17 Sep
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Totally.
So it's not just about keeping the accuracy of the outputs.
I mean certainly helps with that when you have a more constrained exploration space, but also just debuggability.
Like it's so much better when you have strongly type SDKs and very I would call it like you have the tools, but also have the reference docs and menus in place with the docs aspect of it.
Like it's going to be a more holistic experience given to the
agent to really perform the task.
I would love to just think about maybe the role of API developers in five to ten years.
You have been a developer, also develop really well known APIs SDKs as well.
If we imagine the future where the agents are gonna be as common as human developers and we're going to have this agent experience instead of just dev experience, what do you think that experience is gonna be?
looking like down the road.
Today we're still c continuing designing for both of these two
personas or users, I still will call it like LLM a user.
What do you think it'll look like in that time horizon?
I'm imagining really high-tast developers, you kind of crafting the endpoints and how you're designing both the APS themselves to
you know, the documentation with it and its DKs in a very detail-oriented way.
But now we have a lot of, let's say, code gen tools and we have even more advanced frameworks and also much higher level tooling that you can define the specs, maybe I wouldn't call like natural language, but just more of like a spec out way, but not having to worry too much of the
like polishing on the details.
And that's exactly, you know, what I feel like Snellys' work is doing is to maybe elevate the developers to think about more of the higher level tasks 'cause of what you want the functions to be and what want the users to interface with instead of like caring about the errors and the details and pagination or like the debuggability, observability, these type of nuances.
The last question I want to ask is you work with some of the most cutting edge logos and customers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Cloudflare, without disclosing any confidentials, is there any learnings that's worth sharing as the audience on these collaborations of how they're thinking about their SDK design, their API platforms, and what they want to offer to developers?
Thank you so much, Alex.
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