Malte Ubl
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 31 Oct
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And so the essentially the reason why we haven't done it yet is because we do invest substantial amount of time to make the DX actually good and feel native to the ecosystem.
And so that's why it's like technically easy, but like in practice actually very, very difficult for us to support these these things.
So we're we're taking it careful, but like we are uh you know there's
No technical restriction on our system where we couldn't support all of these dis different ways of running code.
Yeah, so I joined Recell like a little bit less than three uh four years ago.
And that was definitely that was before ChatGPT.
I I mean I came directly from Google and I I think I I had some insights there of what was happening and but like but for sell certainly wasn't living in this world.
That was kind of the tail end of the last really big crypto wave and and and you know, and everything else, right?
And so so then suddenly the the AI revolution happened and
The thing that I definitely had to wal like work through is like how do I transform the company into something quite different?
And I think the the solution that we have come to like feels really good and I think there's a lesson there to be learned for companies that haven't done the transition yet, is that you have to do something that feels native to your company.
And so that the two big bets that we made early on, one being V Zero and one being AISDK, I think they felt
like native to Versailles in the sense that VZero was especially originally designed as a as a tool for for making web pages.
Like the full stack stuff came later when the with the Sonic models.
And originally it was very much a web development tool.
And the SDK was a framework for building AI apps and because we're a framework company it felt really native.
And I think you you have to like make that
You know, you have to be honest with yourself, like what product, even if I do have to p like change to building something else, does kind of extend naturally from what I'm doing rather than being very kind of like being something entirely different and no one believes me that I would be the right place to buy that from.
That
oh that's a really good question.
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