Ry Walker

So, um, you know, there's, there's been great advances in AI, uh, software engineering tools, uh,

Most of those tools, though, today are behind software developers.

So there's a human gateway for non-technical people to access those.

And we think that should change.

So we're basically trying to build, you know, an agent that in the same way you could ask your CTO to do some work for you, you could also ask Tembo to do some work for you.

And it gets done well and it gets done, you know, in some ways better than the humans do it.

I mean, imagine you have a corporate blog and you just shipped a new feature.

You could say, you know, write me a blog post about this new feature.

Look at this repo to understand what the feature is.

So like a marketer could literally...

tell it to inspect the source code to find out all the things that just happened in the code base.

And the AI is really, really good at that sort of thing.

You know, it'll just generate the blog post, create a pull request in your GitHub.

And, you know, you can tweak it from there.

You can actually just prompt it and say, hey, can you go a little more into this and remove this piece and so on.

So, you know, it's very, like I said, it's very similar to what if you just had a software developer sitting next to you and they will just do anything you want whenever you want.

Yeah.

That's the feeling it is.

So, yeah, we use it to generate, you know, if I found a misspelling on this web page that you have pulled up right now, I could just prompt Tembo to say fixed, you know, linear is misspelled.

And it'll just, like, find that in the website and fix it.