Taylor Mullen

And they know how to connect all this.

Like, imagine having this one product that literally can take all of your information, no matter where it comes from, and manage it in one place.

Like, that's the value add of CLI.

And it's why we're seeing this terminal... I just did a talk, actually, like a month or so ago.

A terminal renaissance, honestly, of...

it's really just able to do everything.

When you're able to give the right guardrails to AI,

It's a great question.

And I think it kind of boils down to a few different factors.

The first one is, so developers utilize a wide variety of products.

They don't just use an ID and they don't just use a terminal.

They'll use an IDE for a lot of variety of things, everything from committing code to writing code to interacting with AI to do other things.

They'll use a CLI to do the exact same thing.

But it's really the form factor that feels familiar to them is the one that we want to make available.

So for Google, one of our goals is to make it so no matter what you prefer, no matter where you are, there's an option and a really powerful option at that.

When you think of like, hey, what is the supported environments of like application?

This is not just IDEs, like any application you install.

Like, oh, is it supported on Mac?

Is it supported on Windows?

Like that's usually a question you have to answer.