Taylor Mullen

So you have a fresh set of context, but the underlying state, like the files change, those stay the same.

We have tried.

It's kind of funny.

Google is a place of, we let a lot of, like, what is it?

A thousand blossoms bloom, I think is our motto, if I recall correctly.

And I couldn't advocate for that enough, which is like we have a lot of availability for products that let people utilize different form factors in different ways to get what works for them.

And so when I'm thinking of what works best for people, we're all trying to do the same thing.

We're trying to make sure all of these can address a certain surface area.

the best it possibly can and give the certain sort of experience and certain sort of getting started and certain sort of flow that works for you.

So if you're getting started, find your product or your surface of choice.

And go to those getting started pages.

This could be a simple download and it can be an end product experience.

Yeah.

This could be walking through a website on the side of what you're doing along the way.

Or use your AI of choice to do it for you.

Ooh.

That's another one I've been doing.

So a lot of things that I've been pointing people towards is I actually encourage getting into the Gemini CLI ecosystem because it unlocks a lot of other stuff, which is, again, it's a terminal.

It can do anything.

If you're trying to get started on a class project, if you're trying to install something, ask it to go ahead and figure it out.