Taylor Mullen

It's an example of this, right?

We're open source, as we were showing before.

The reason why we're open source is because with a tool as powerful as a CLI, we want to make sure we're building in the open.

Because how else do you trust it?

How else do you trust it that it's doing exactly what it's doing?

Right.

I think...

I forget the numbers, but like last I looked, like we are the most popular GitHub open source CLI on the market.

The reason why it's important to us is so we have enough eyes on what we're doing to keep us honest at all points.

Right.

Because for us, we like everyone makes mistakes.

Yeah.

But at the very least, we don't want to ship mistakes ever.

And so we build in the open.

We make sure everything is there laid out on the table so that when a big company decides to use us, they know it's tested.

It's trialed.

It's gone through every possible sort of restriction it possibly could.

And it's not just the people at Google.

It's like, is the million plus users using this and working with us to build it every single day?

It's the reason why we can do 100 to 150 features and changes every single week.