Paul Bakaus

And knowing the vocabulary, it's sort of like a set of magic spells.

You know, either you know them or you don't.

And I love how Impeccable makes them more broadly available.

John, talk to us a bit about the analog between what Paul's doing with Impeccable and Kai's power tools.

And Paul, how do you sort of see the product showing up within the new Git, you know,

Okay, so follow-up question, Paul.

So obviously, Git is one of the most important platforms in the world, especially at this moment in time.

So let's wind the clock forward and imagine a world in which many people are using the new GitHub product and Impeccable to have these sort of designs that are much improved from what you get default from the models.

As those designs become in distribution for the next gen of models, do we then have to sort of, does the next version of Impeccable have to steer in a different direction altogether?

Or are these sort of evergreen best practices that live regardless of what's in or out of distribution?

John, do you think uniqueness is an important attribute in design?

And maybe broadly talk about your view on uniqueness and slop.

Interesting.

Can you say a bit more about it?

I mean, what would be the role of human taste and judgment in AX?

Yeah, they're both interesting.

On the agentic topic, where my mind goes is, will agents value aesthetics?

Will they have their own definition?

Because you could argue that something that is aesthetic or appears to be high quality, there's information in that that we as humans value.

We make decisions, at least in part, accordingly.