Sid Sijbrandij

And what we offer our users is you're going to keep using the same application.

You don't have to sign up for a ton of stuff.

It's just our thing.

There's no charge.

It's completely free.

And then you have the ability to use any model you want.

Soon you can use different models.

You can use free models, paid models, whatever you see fit.

So in Kilo, you can also kind of define different profiles because a lot of people

prefer to open AI models for planning and architecture, but they prefer something else like I use Opus 4.5 for a hard book troubleshooting.

I'd use Grok for kind of the smaller tasks that are easier.

So it's kind of a mix and match approach.

I think we're going to live in a multi-model world instead of one model that's the best at everything.

Yeah, the same way we did it with GitLab, go incredibly fast.

If you look at like where we've come from, like we only started in March and now we have like code reviews, deployment, all these things in one package.

So we're moving extremely fast also thanks to agentic coding.

Plus contributions, and I think we can even improve a little bit on working with the wider community.

And yeah, it was like when GitLab grew up, it was like, oh, but Travis CI has already dominated the CI space.

It's now like, hey, CodeRabbit is already dominating code reviews.

Just, yeah, let us cook.