Sid Sijbrandij

And then since September, starting two biotechs every month.

So I started 30 companies over the last three, four years.

I saw kind of the rise of open source agentic coding companies.

And obviously, agentic coding is very cool.

It's the future.

And it was cool to see that open source had a chance here.

Before, I thought it's all going to be closed source.

And I saw the rise of open source.

And I thought, OK, time to join that game.

Yeah.

Kilo has great agentic coding, but the best reason to use it is that it's all-in-one.

So not only can you do the coding, it can also review your code.

Not only can it do that, it can also do the security review.

Not only can it do that, it can also deploy it.

So it's available everywhere.

VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, in the cloud, in the mobile app.

And it can do the full lifecycle, including deployment, and we're working on more there.

So just like GitLab, the idea is to be the all-in-one solution where you don't have to switch applications the whole time to do what you need to do, and to be open source where people can contribute improvements.

So you mean what's the page functionality?

We're thinking if a feature is more appealing for managers or executives, that's where they need to pay.