Matt Moore
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Another thing that I do though is sort of reflect on the shape of what we're doing and building out sort of new abstractions that help us to 10 or 100x our scale or capabilities.
So a couple of recent examples.
We recently started talking about our sort of factory 2.0 effort.
Um, and um we we launched this project that we call Driftless AF, which we call an agentic reconciliation.
Framework and it allows us to orchestrate a whole fleet of agents at scale to solve problems built around sort of a battle-tested reconciliation pattern that sits at the heart of Kubernetes and other distributed systems.
Right.
Another example is that recently I've been spearheading an effort to extract some of the micro VM isolation that we had sort of built into our build system so that we can use it across other contexts.
Across more build systems for agentic isolation and things like that.
And in less than two months of building that out, it's already being used across a dozen or so different contexts and adding value, making things faster, enabling capabilities in various ways.
So ultimately, I see it as about like trying to get perspective, 30,000-foot view.
Sometimes it's like five different teams are working on different parts of.
Of a similar problem.
And if we just concentrated that and built a single better solution, all five teams would have a better capability.
But no one of those five teams has the resources to like build the actual solution.
And so identifying some of those patterns that we're seeing where we keep sort of needing the same capability and not having it and reaching for something that maybe isn't where we want it to be, pulling those sort of shorts.
Shreds of motivation together and then investing in a core piece of functionality.
If people can quickly rally around, make hopefully.
Over time, throw out all my code, replace it with better code and build out stuff that is like I said, a force multiplier and enables all those folks to be more effective because you've focused all their efforts.
And now when one of those teams improves that shared abstraction, it may very well make it better for the other four teams that are using it.
Or when a sixth team comes along, they don't have to figure out some off the shelf thing that they can like twist.
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