Taylor Mullen

That is so awesome.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I got a nice little email saying, hey, congratulations.

You've been here a year.

And I'm like, I've been here a year.

That was the fastest year I've ever had in my entire life.

For real.

After you landed.

Okay.

Yeah, it's a good question.

One of my charters was think of what it means to build the future of developer tooling.

So I started actually off at Microsoft building Geb Copilot for Visual Studio where I had built this foundation of what it meant to have more LLMs in the mix for having AI in your

Code editor, AI in your chat pane, AI in your errors, and everything in between.

That was my prognosis there.

But here, it was like, what's next?

And so with the onset of all these CLIs, and you look at Cloud Code, they have hit it out of the park, an amazing product.

Seeing some of these things just come to existence was really realizing, oh my gosh, I've done this before.

Like, I did this two years ago.

It might be time to, like, take a tool, like, take a model like Gemini, which is really good at a wide variety of tasks, and bring that to developers.